Zion and Bryce National Parks and Panguitch Utah

Zion and Bryce National Parks are close enough to combine together into one get-a-way. In May of 2006 we surprised two of our closest friends with a trip there. Flying into St. George, Utah and renting a car we checked out Kolob Canyon on our way to our lodging.

Kolob Canyon

Kolob Canyon

Panguitch, Utah

Panguitch Inn Anglers Farmhouse

Panguitch Anglers Inn Farmhouse

Tim and I had won our stay in at Panguitch Anglers Inn at a charity auction.  Conveniently located between the two parks,  this made a perfect home base for several nights while we explored both National Parks and the surrounding area.

View from the farmhouse

View from the farmhouse

Horses on the property

Horses on the property

Catch and release pond next to the farmhouse was well stocked with rainbow trout

Catch and release pond next to the farmhouse was well stocked with rainbow trout

Country decor

Country decor

The next morning bright and early we headed to Zion National Park.  Once you reach the visitors center we parked and either walked or took the in-park bus system.  There are wonderful trails to hike, plus bicycling, rock climbing, bird watching, and camping.  Certain times of the year permits can be obtained for further exploration into the canyons and the Narrows.

Angels Landing, Zion National Park

Angels Landing, Zion National Park

Rock climbing

Rock climbing

Panorama of rock walls, Zion

Panorama of rock walls, Zion

Zion Valley

Zion Valley

A cute intruder

A cute intruder

to be continued…

Gratitude Moment:  Today I am grateful for our dear friends Michael and Laura that enjoy traveling with us and taking LOTS of pictures too!

About Tim and Joanne Joseph

Hi and welcome! We are Tim and Joanne Joseph and we have just embarked on our latest adventure. We hope you will join us!
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2 Responses to Zion and Bryce National Parks and Panguitch Utah

  1. Corinne W says:

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