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Bryce Canyon National Park and Scenic Byway 12

After finally buying a home after living in Vegas for 7 months, it was time for a much needed road trip. In mid June, I embarked on a quick overnight camping trip in Southern Utah. Itinerary Day 1 : Depart Las Vegas - Fairlyland Loop in Bryce Canyon National Park - dinner at Tandoori Taqueria in Panguitch - overnight camping at Sunset Campground Day 2 : Hiking along Escalante River - Anasazi State Park - lunch at Kiva Koffeehouse - Escalante Petrified Forest State Park - back to Las Vegas Day 1: Tower Bridge After an approximately 4 hour drive, I arrived at Bryce Canyon's General Store parking lot to begin my descent into the Fairyland Loop . The trail can be accessed by either Fairyland Point (before the park's main entrance) or near Sunrise Point. I opted for the latter since it was closer to my campsite. The 8 mile hike took me about 5 hours to complete. I tend to go slower than most people so this hike can easily be done in less than 4 hours. Boat

Solo road trip to Oregon and Washington in numbers

Days of travel: 13 Nights spent in tent: 7 Miles driven: more than 2500 Total spent: $665 Gas expense: $144 Day 1 - Overnight in Sacramento HI Sacramento Hostel. Day 2 - Overnight in Crater Lake National Park at Mazama Campground. Day 3 - Morning visit to West Rim of Crater Lake. Overnight in Wyeth Campground, Cascade Locks, Oregon.

Camping Pinnacles National Park

Logistical Breakdown... Length: 2 days & 1 night Driving duration & distance: from Orange County-5.5 hours and 307 miles Route: 5N - 325N - through Coalinga - CA 198 - CA 25 - CA 146 Vehicle: Honda Civic HF Camera: Canon 30D with Sigma Wide Angle 10-22mm & Samsung S2 On my playlist: Kings of Leon, Neon Trees, Capital Cities, Fitz and the Tantrums, Walk the Moon, Cake, etc... Camping info... Only one campsite in the National Park, which is within walking distance to the Visitor Center. $23/night Pinnacles Nat'l Park is known for... Talus caves California Condors Being very small for a National Park Being underrated Rock climbing Well marked hiking trails Newest National Park Unbearably hot during the summer This trip was a somewhat last minute rendezvous. I was able to book a campsite 2 weeks ahead of time. Originally I wanted to leave on a Saturday in order to make it back home by Sunday in order to go to work on Monday. However the next available

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