Day Seven of our National Parks Tour takes us to two parks near Moab – one with spectacular canyons, the other with rock formations millions of years in the making.
We also visit a Utah State Park for good measure – at Dead Horse Point, featuring a dramatic overlook of the Colorado River and Canyonlands National Park. Dead Horse Point was used in the final “Grand Canyon” scene of the 1991 film, Thelma & Louise.

To see more of the sights we saw along the way, check out today’s Photos-of-the-Day (PODs), below.
Wanna see the actual route from today’s ride, using Google Maps? click here.
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And now, today’s Previous Blog Trivia Question:
Q: What is the best-known arch in Arches National Park?
A: Delicate Arch – formed of Entrada Sandstone –is the most recognized and photographed Arch in the park – and the artwork for Utah license plates.
Q: For extra credit – what is Corona Arch best known for?
A: Corona Arch, which is outside Arches National Park, spans 105 feet, and attracts “pendulum swingers,” adventurers who enjoy cheating death. Click here for a GoPro view of pendulum swinging at Corona Arch (with nearly 27 million views, it’s pretty cool!).

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Gotta go.
Vroom, Vroom.













