Page Arizona was our next destination after leaving the North Rim and so far it has not disappointed. Since getting here we have seen rocks that look like toadstools, a dam thats only ten foot shorter than the Hoover but equally as impressive, a massive horseshoe bend in the Colorado River, entered the local lottery and joined the madness that is Antelope Canyon Tours! Lets begin with our lottery ticket.... Whilst researching Page online we came across this rock...

Arrived yesterday at the North Rim Grand Canyon campsite, drove 40 miles through the most beautiful forest and meadows (no bears thankfully, nothing for them to eat in this area apparently, Bens gutted!) Got checked into our site and then took the Bright Angel trail to the North Rim Lodge and Bright Angel Point for our first view of the Grand Canyon. The trail goes through woodland and gives you many little glimpses of the canyon, so we spent a mile and a half l...

Arrived in Bryce after a very long straight drive, it felt like it took forever to get here and its was a cool 98F. We managed to check into the North campsite $15 a night bargin but no showers! However, it was right on the rim of the canyon. That night when the sun started to go down we went up to Bryce Point to get our first real view of the whole canyon. Its impressive the rock formations don't look real, it looks like a Hollywood Cowboy movie back drop! Alth...

We were both a little sad to be leaving Yellowstone but as soon as we hit the first bend in Snake River and the Teton mountains came into view, Yellowstone seemed like a distant memory.... Thats not strictly true but the Tetons are the most beautiful mountain range you could ever imagine. They are so big and in your face and can be viewed from everywhere in the park, they actually look like they have been painted onto the sky. The first day we spent driving arou...

Yellowstone where do we begin.... It is the most incredible place and we would recommend everyone visit it at least once in their lifetime. We left West Yellowtsone on the 20 September and spent four days in the actual park. We entered from the west heading for the Norris Geyser Basin and it wasn't long into the journey that we had our first Bison encounter. A lone male minding its own business next to the river, we spent a lot of time taking photos of him, but l...