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Maybe I remember it because I was not able to get down it the first time I encountered it! Eight years later I came back and had absolutely no trouble walking down it without hesitation.

Looks like the ramp down to Lewis Lodge, but you said it's not Cedar Mesa, and I would consider that location near the edge of Cedar Mesa?

I think I'll do monthly updates this year, so here's January. Total: 10 Nights Jan 8 – 10 | Indian Creek | 2 Jan 14 – 15 | Cathedral Gorge State Park | 1 Jan 15 – 17 | Pahranagat Valley | 2 Jan 17 – 18 | Parowan Gap | 1 Jan 22 – 24 | Rock Canyon | 2 Jan 29 – 31 | Black Dragon Wash & Ernie...

Yeah, but what if this is what happens when you attract those people: https://www.fresnobee.com/news/nation-world/national/article248150090.html Won't be much left worth preserving in the long run anyway.... If COVID has shown us anything this past year, it's exactly what happens when a large...

Yes, that’s it!

Not Bowknot

Not the goosenecks.

Not the Confluence

This might be easy...

Herdina Park?

Yep, that was it!

I just followed a white Jeep Liberty with Utah plates that had a BCP sticker in the back window almost all the way home from downtown GJ, so I stopped into this thread to see if I could figure out who it was. No luck...

I think so. The Wave itself is a pretty small area and that's what most people go to see.

Looks like it's official.....64 permits per day to Coyote Buttes North (The Wave) starting in February: https://www.blm.gov/press-release/trump-administration-approves-proposal-expand-visitor-access-wave

Yep, at the top of the Emigrant Trail on San Juan Hill. You are up!

Can you be more specific?

Nope

Probably an easy one... The Middle by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr

A line shack in Horse Canyon. Line Shack by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr

I actually picked up a new bike at the beginning of October and have been having fun getting it out on the trails. Hoping to ride a little more next year. My Bike & The Yurt by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr Sunset Ride on the Great Pyramid Trail by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr