Outdoor Project

The ultimate adventure guide

Heading to one of the coolest national monuments in the U.S.

Stunning cliffs and canyons alongside Highway 12 as you enter the monument.

The cliffs above Lower Calf Creek.

Photo Date:

11/07/2014

Lower Calf Creek Falls.

A herd of elk along the road near the town of Escalante.

Photo Date:

05/29/2017

Hell's Backbone and the snowy Henry Mountains beyond.

Photo Date:

05/29/2017

Taking in the view along Hell's Backbone Scenic Drive.

Hole in the Rock Road has so many strange places to check out along its 55 miles.

Navajo Mountain above Lake Powell on the way to Reflection Canyon.

Reflection Canyon at night.

Sunrise at Reflection Canyon.

Photo Date:

11/07/2015

Looking down through the middle of Zebra Canyon.

Photo Date:

11/08/2015

Jacob Hamlin Arch in Coyote Gulch along Hole in the Rock Road.

Photo Date:

11/08/2015

Entering the narrower sections of Coyote Gulch.

Photo Date:

11/10/2014

Peek A Boo Slot on Hole in the Rock Road.

Photo Date:

11/10/2014

Spooky Slot and its narrow passages.

Devil's Garden.

A sweet backdrop for a place to have a picnic.

Metate Arch at Devils Garden along Hole in the Rock Road.

Metate Arch in Devil's Garden.

Unusual is the norm here in the Grand Staircase.

You can get many places to yourselves at night here.

Photo Date:

03/28/2015

Grosvenor Arch in the southwest part of the monument.

Detail of pieces of sandstone that have calved off.

A pair of vultures scanning the foreboding landscape.

Photo Date:

03/28/2015

Cottonwood Narrows does not require technical canyoneering skills, but it offers great beauty.

Photo Date:

03/28/2015

Amazing strata formations at the Cottowood Narrows.

Photo Date:

10/29/2014

Willis Creek Slot Canyon.

Photo Date:

11/08/2015

Narrows are only a short distance into Lick Wash.

Photo Date:

11/08/2015

Lick Wash is an easy hike with impressive scenery.

Photo Date:

09/29/2017

Hiking Death Hollow.