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Favorite thing: One of the most common animals you'll see out here is the jackrabbit., These cute little guys move pretty fast. I kept seeing them hop into and out of the brush, but they would disappear before my camera was ready, so I have no souvenier photographs of this animal.
Written Jan 7, 2005
Favorite thing: This is Kodachrome Basin's general store and information center. Camping supplies and other essentials can be purchased here, although it appears that the business is only open seasonally. It was deserted in November, as was the rest of the park.
Written Jan 10, 2005
Favorite thing: These sandstone chimneys are yet another of Utah's unusual rock formations which resulted from erosion of this changing landscape. are believed to be comprised of sediment that filled ancient geysers which long since dried up.
This one looked more like an erupting geyser to me.
Written Jan 10, 2005
Favorite thing: Not to be outdone by Utah's bigger and more nationally recognized parks, Kodachrome has a few arches of its own. Shakespeare Arch, one of its most famous, is a short drive along a dirt road near the park's entrance. And, Grosvenor Arch, considered one of the finest arches in the state, is just a short drive away.
Written Jan 10, 2005
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