Saturday, July 20, 2013

Natural Bridges National Monument Bridges the Gap Again


Although Natural Bridges National Monument isn't a huge park, it's still worth visiting.

You may like to read the previous post about it before continuing on with this post - click here!

This is Utah's first National Monument, declared in 1908, so it's been open for business for over a hundred years. It's famous for its bridges, naturally, but there's more to the park than just those. The rest of the terrain and the flora are outstanding.
 
Natural Bridges National Monument, Utah, USA - Fran West
The wildflowers and shrubs (above) are colourful as are the rock formations in the distance (below).
 
Natural Bridges National Monument, Utah, USA - Fran West
Wherever you drive or walk, there's something to enjoy and photograph. However, with all of these parks, to really appreciate what nature has to offer, you must spend longer than a few hours or even a day there.
 
Natural Bridges National Monument, Utah, USA - Fran West
In this desert country, as well as your trusty camera, camcorder or mobile phone etc., remember to take snacks and plenty of water. Sightseeing is very hungry and thirsty work!

Many people have emailed me about my photos and where they're available for purchase. I've started loading a lot of the photos already onto CafePress where you can buy them on mugs, T-shirts, magnets, clothing etc., so here's the link to that - Fran West photos on CafePress.

If you want to be more specific about Utah photos here's the link to those.

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