The Tunnel - Moab

[Iceaxe]

I just posted route information for hikers wanting to visit "The Tunnel"

http://climb-utah.com/Moab/tunnel.htm

This is a great little family hike to a really unique natural feature.

Some of these pics belong to Price a Kazak.

[sparker1]

Thanks for sharing. Hope I get to Moab and try it soon.

[Iceaxe]

The route combines really well with Ring Arch and makes for a nice day with no crowds.

Ring Arch
http://climb-utah.com/Moab/ring.htm

[Alex]

Very cool write up Shane! When are we going out again!?!

[Iceaxe]

I'm home for the next two weekends with family stuff.... but then I should be good to go

[Alex]

I'm home for the next two weekends with family stuff.... but then I should be good to go

Same here, I am shipping out to San Jose for a week

[gonzo]

If you have time in San Jose check out Almaden Quicksilver and Coyote Creek parks. They're both wilderness parks with minimal facilities. Almaden Quicksilver park gets it name from the mercury mining that was done there during the gold rush. You should be able to see some wildflowers, but it may still be too early in the season.

If you're in downtown San Jose get a burrito from La Victoria Taqueria. Be sure to try the orange sauce. (Burritos are a religious affair in the Bay Area, so take the reviews you find online with a grain of salt). I was more of an Iguanas Taqueria guy, but I've heard rumors that they're closed, so La Vic is a good backup.

[Alex]

I will keep that in mind. Not sure if I will have enough time to do outdoor stuff, but I will definitely try. Thanks man!

[Sombeech]

Hey is this Tusher Tunnel?

[Sandstone Addiction]

Hey is this Tusher Tunnel?

Tusher Tunnel is west of US 191 off the Mill Canyon Road.


North opening of Tusher Tunnel



Looking deep into the darkness



Parking lot for Tusher Tunnel



N 38 42' 39.58" W 109 46' 57.63"

[Sombeech]

Cool thanks. Heading there tomorrow.

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