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From here: https://www.nps.gov/cany/learn/news/news04262021.htm -------------------------------------- News Release Date: April 26, 2021 Contact: Angie Richman, (435) 719-2140 Contact: Keri Nelson, (435) 719-2143 Contact: Park Information Line, (435) 719-2313 MOAB, UT— Arches and...

Tent View That View by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr

This line really stood out to me out of everything you wrote. One day doesn't even scratch the surface of Death Valley, there is way more than a lifetime of places to explore in DV and I sometimes wish I lived closer!

I disagree, they have always been that way. I always try to avoid dealing with rangers unless absolutely required.

Fixed it for you!

Lots of day hikers down Kane to Turkey Pen Ruin, Todie Canyon, Sheiks Canyon and Bullet Canyon, especially on the weekend. They haven't increased the amount of overnight permits (20 per day from each trailhead), but it sure seems like more people are using them now, which was not the case just...

Just got back from Kane - Bullet and I beg to differ! I was surprised at just how many people we saw on the loop! I did it about 5 years ago and saw no one the whole time, but it seemed crazy busy to me this time. I won't be doing the loop again.

March update. Total: 27 Nights Mar 5 – 7 | Woodruff Canyon & Trachyte Creek | 2 Mar 12 – 14 | Antelope Valley & White Roost Canyon | 2 Mar 19 – 21 | Johns Canyon & Honaker Trail Rim | 2 Mar 25 – 28 | Cedar Mesa | 3 Evening At Camp by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr Trail Canyon Narrows by...

Pretty sure these images are from Virginia Park.

FYI- Pretty sure backpacking on the Navajo Nation (Rainbow Bridge) is still closed because of COVID: https://navajonationparks.org/

I think this is the big difference between people who are truly interested in getting outdoors and those who are forced to because they can't get out and do what they really want to, which is what we have been seeing a lot of this past year.

...and many of them don't care and have no desire to learn.

I would guess that many of these people would normally be travelling abroad, visiting theme parks and amusement parks, and going on cruises, etc... All things that were shut down due to COVID. I have hope that once those things are back to normal many people will return to those activities...

I wonder what this might mean for Gaia in the future? https://www.outsidebusinessjournal.com/news/breaking-pocket-outdoor-media-acquires-outside-magazine-outside-tv-gaia-gps-athletereg-and-peloton-magazine-rebrands-as-outside/

February update. Total: 18 Nights Feb 5 – 7 | Airport & Gooseberry | 2 Feb 12 – 15 | Pleasant Creek | 3 Feb 19 – 20 | Salt Valley | 1 Feb 26 – 28 | Horse Canyon | 2 Overhang by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr Airport Point View by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr Resting Sheep by Randy...

That's right! You're up. Airport Tower View by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr

OK, here's a different angle of the same formation. This might help?

Not along Indian Creek

Yes, because the formation in my photo does not have a name. The name of the canyon these are above is fine, too.

Not Family Butte