“I adore Adventure Bus because you go to all the places I want to explore, but I keep coming back because I meet an awesome group of people on every trip. This story sums it up perfectly: A bunch of us had drinks at a bar in Deadwood on the Badlands trip. After about 45… Read more →
Death Valley and the Mojave Desert
Our second tour was Go North! The Tetons, Jenny Lake, and Old Faithful! The beauty! Although I did not see any grizzlies, but I did see that same crazy Ardell retrieve his hat (that was blown off by a gust of wind) from underneath a moose standing along the trail in the Tetons! I also enjoyed the white water rafting in Jackson Hole. Rebecca and I both thought this was great. We saw eagles soaring and awesome scenery. I decided to stay for a second week, even though Rebecca had to return home to work. Bryce, Zion, and Moab. There was also a trail run down into the Canyon! I am amazed by the panoramics of the west. Read more →
I could not have imagined this trip, nor could I have imagined how much I would enjoy it. Grand Canyon and the Wild West, September 2006 Read more →
Our June 20th Grand Canyon and the Wild West was filled with fun and adventure. Our guests were from Canada, Washington, Florida and Italy. We marveled at the view from Zion’s Angel’s Landing, hiked among the hoodoos of Bryce, were inspired by sunrise at Monument Valley and explored ancient petroglyphs in Moab. See a sampling… Read more →
When you live in Moab, UT as we do, you are lucky to have 2 national parks practically in your backyard, Arches and Canyonlands. Arches has become one of my favorite parks because I have gotten to explore so much of it due to its proximity. 2,000 arches+ exist here, and more are slowly being… Read more →
Nowhere else on earth is there a place like Bryce National Park. I dare you to stand on the rim of the canyon and not be moved to tears. This is what happened to me the first time I visited Bryce in 2002. The vibrant colors of the hoodoos and pinnacles and the wide open… Read more →
With its towering red sandstone cliffs, Zion is one of our favorite parks to visit. It is a hiker’s paradise with something for everyone. For a physical and mental challenge, you can climb Angel’s Landing. Complete with chains to help you hike, this strenuous trail rewards you with a stunning panoramic view of the canyon…. Read more →
Grand Canyon… how did it get its name? Because it is Grand of Course! Wrong! The river that carves Grand Canyon, the Colorado River, was once called the Grand River. Don’t get me wrong, it certainly is grand! In fact it is 277 miles in length, 8-16 miles wide, and nearly 6000 feet at its… Read more →
