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I really enjoyed Llewellyn and Cottonwood. Reflection was not really a draw for me, though the slickrock travel and camping above was nice. I guess drawn down resevoir rings on rock are not very aesthetic to me. I was glad we desended Llewellyn with light daypacks as opposed to part of a...

Must be cold and snowy now?

Starlight it is!

You have the pointed feature correct, Millies Nipple. Consider it a hub to a wheel, of sorts. Bullrush is not the correct spoke. But shouldn't take long now that you narrowed it down.

What is the name of this canyon:

Until I enlargened the photo and spotted it, I wasn't entirely sure I knew where you were. Phipps Arch?

It is pretty easy and interesting to extend Lil DH/Wolverine loop by way of The V plateau, the Gulch, or even the slickrock wonderland between Boulder Cr and the Gulch. Here's a way we did just that. https://www.nwhikers.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8026933 Gulch exit crack (Class 4...

@RyanP pretty much answers the questions. For more detail, I can add that last water to Chesler on your trail route will be likely the spot marked "spring" in the fork of Elephant before the junction to Druid and CP. That may be the deciding factor whether or not to cache ahead (requires...

Yup, that was quick!

Where is this picture taken from? Not named on the map, adjacent features have informal names. However, it does drain toward a feature officially named on the USGS Topo.

One of my all time favorite camps too! Canyonlands National Park by John Morrow, on Flickr

My guess is near the southern tip of the Island in the Sky above the confluence, below White Crack.

Indeed, but it is NPS managed. I meant a National Park Service "Unit" as opposed to managed by any of the other three Federal Agencies (USFS, BLM, USFWS). This I didn't realize. Part of what seems unique to me is it appears to be a privately owned (non-profit) building on a private parcel and...

That made me laugh! good one

interesting. Not a Park Service facility. Outside of the Park. Interagency and private non-profit staffed. Not sure I've heard of that before within or directly adjacent to a Park Boundary. I'll need to research more. I don't want to jump to an opinion. There are other examples, just that...

There's a new VC on the east side now?

Where's that?

How close is "not close"?

Hmm, the hint makes me think Moab, but I can't place it