Most of todays driving was also in Arizona, all but the last 15-miles which were in Utah. We'll be visiting this state until mid-June when we cross a new state border into Wyoming.
Over the next two months in Utah we've got 5 National Parks and 4 State Parks we intend to visit. All nine of these stops should be considered World Class destinations.
A majority of the campers here at the park are ATV enthusiasts and the 7-miles of sand dunes make for a perfect setting to ride up, down and over the designated trails.
We arrived here yesterday on a Saturday afternoon, when the two campgrounds were both full to capacity and "buzzing with activity" as the ATVs traversed the campground roads to access the dune trails.
Now with it being after check-out time on a Sunday these same two campgrounds are literally ghost towns. Out of the 34 campsites here only 10 are now occupied, and only 4 of those have ATVs on site.
We either waited too long to get photos of the ATV riders out on the dunes, or we timed it just right depending on how you look at things.
They didn't make it as far down the hill as the "solo" sledder that went before them.
HINT: Click on the Full Screen box on the far right below the video.
Now that we've had a couple of days to recover from our hike out to "The Wave",
let's go visit with our friends Katherine and John
who have been awaiting our arrival at our next stop since Friday.
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