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The Narrows isn’t just any hike – it’s a journey through one of America’s most spectacular slot canyons. Carved over millions of years by the relentless forces of water and time, this 16-mile-long canyon offers one of the most unique hiking experiences in all the national parks.
Slot canyons are fun to play around in, unless you’re that guy from 127 hours. While visiting Zion National Park, my friend Alex and I went on a canyoning adventure through a slot canyon (just outside the park) and wanted more.
It’s been over a decade since my first trip to Black Rock City and I’m pretty sure that I’m no longer carrying any playa dust on my body.
This is an accompanying piece to my story about That Time I Walked The Wing Of Moving Plane. It provides a deeper look into the training sequence involved to get started with wing walking at the Mason Wing Walking Academy in Sequim, Washington.
Antelope Canyon is one of those places that you just want, even if it’s been done a million times. The colors of the sandstone, as vibrant as they are in photographs are just something else you need to see for yourself.
From my personal journal. “When I last looked at the altimeter, it was inching slowly above 3000 ft. Very slowly. I estimate that I’d have another 2-3 minutes to go before we hit 4000 ft.
There are places in this big beautiful world of ours that look like they were created as a set for a movie about other worlds or of a time long forgotten.
I love old relics and antiques. There is something beautiful about touching an object worn away by time, knowing that it was once brand new and brought cherished by someone who may no longer even be on this earth.
Here’s my disclosure: I’m not a dinner and show type of guy, and most tourist luaus are dinner and show types of event.
