After a wonderful day hiking in Zion National Park, we set out the next morning to explore once again.
Having been described as a forest made of stone, Bryce is a landscape that has to be seen to be appreciated. The large rock pillars are called hoodoos. Ranging in size from 5-150 feet tall, the largest concentration of them in the world is found in Bryce NP.
Bryce Point
Our last stop was at Mossy Cave, a short drive from the main entrance to Bryce.
Rock formations above Mossy Cave
So, there you have it. A sneak peek at two more National Parks.
Gratitude Moment: So many people across the country are still suffering from snow and excessive cold weather. Today I am grateful to be warm and cozy inside our tiny cabin with a crackling fire in the fireplace.
A Note From Abroad 