Day 36: Hanksville
Petroglyphs: Today I cycled from Torrey to Hanksville on road UT 24. If you are interested in geology and landform then this is the road for you. If you are not then don&
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Day 35: Torrey
So for a fair few days I've been cycling and as the day has progressed the cloud cover has increased and, on numerous occasions, I've anticipated that I'
Day 34: Escalante
I think that I may have solved my cold feet problem occurrences when the temperature is way below 0°C, as it has been at the Grand Canyon, Zion Nation Park and Bryce
Day 33: Bryce Canyon National Park (Sightseeing)
An easy 36 mile return trip to Rainbow Point, just 1,500 feet of climbing to get there and then, effectively a coast back to the campsite. Again I visited Sunset Point for
Day 32: Bryce Canyon National Park
Utah State Highway 12 is an "All American Road", I could not find the "Johnny Foreigner's Road so, was pleased that I was not prevented from cycling the
Day 31: Penguitch
Ultra cold morning that just got colder the higher I climbed: negative °C by the time I got to the top. Even with 5 layers of clothing, including down jacket, I could not
Day 30: Cedar City
I must admit that today was one of my most least enjoyable day on a bike that I have had in a very very long while. It didn't start of too
Day 29: Zion National Park (Again)
The decision has been made. I shall not be doing the Utah Cliffs Route: 1) It is advised not to do it solo 2) There was a large snow storm in the area
Day 28: Zion National Park
Anyone up for a litte shooting practice?! A fairly easy ride to Zion National Park, and as I rode the wind speed increased and the direction in which I was riding became increasing
Day 27: Kanab (Rest Day)
To give myself a chance to catch up with my blog, complete the recharging of my 12Ah battery and clean bike chain I've taken a rest day in Kanab, before embarking
Day 26: Kanab
So last night I arrived at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon just as the sun was setting and arose just as it was rising! (5.30AM)(A very unusual occurrence for
Day 25: North Rim (Grand Canyon)
The road from Marble Canyon to Jacobs Lake, the turn off for the North Rim, has little or no hard shoulder and is fairly narrow. Accordingly, I imagine that it is not much
Day 24: Lee Ferry Road Campground
No showers, no wifi, no toilet facilities after 9pm, dogs (ankle biters) barking and two compressors on and off all night, I would advise against camping at Cameron! But ..... a great day of
Day 23: Cameron
Although the temperature was negative °C, it was not as cold as the previous night, and the double socks did the trick as my feet were toasty warm all night. Left Grand Canyon,
Day 22: Grand Canyon (Rest Day)
Burrrrrrrr ...... a very very very cold night last night. By all accounts the temperature dropped to somewhere between -6°C and -10°C. Either way it was most definitely cold (understatement:, brass monkeys
Day 21: Mather Campground (Grand Canyon)
.... well, the wind gods were again playing at being unkind today, very unkind given that I had a 1,500m climb and 83 miles to cycle. Again, the day started with a tailwind,
Day 20: Tuba City
So the day started well with strong tail winds aiding my peddling toward Second Mesa where I spent an hour or so at the Hopi Museum. 
Rob and Chris: So today Rob kindly drove us to Flagstaff and then back to Keans Canyon, a 260 mile round trip, so that I could purchase a new front tyre. Thanks Rob
Day 18: Hopi Indian Reservation (Rest Day)
So today Rob has been a great host. After making breakfast burritos and great coffee we visited Phillip and his family on Second Mesa; the cultural centre; and paid a visit to the
Day 17: Hopi Indian Reservation
First punction of the trip occurred today approximately 2 miles from Second Mesa of the Hopi Indian Reservation. Appart from that a good ride with a cool light breeze. Met Rob, and his
Day 16: Homolovi State Park
Oh boy the wind gods where exceptionally good today. It was a lazy start to the day and after breakfast at Macy's on Beaver Street it was a 10am depart from
Day 15: Flagstaff
So I survived my first night of wild camping without mishap. Was on the rode for 7am and in Flagstaff for about 9.30am, and have spent a pleasant day catching up with
Day 14: Meadow (Adjacent to Cove Springs Campground)
Yet more great cycling. The road to Sedona from Prescott is, and then from Sedona up through the valley towards Flagstaff is exceptional in terms of scenery, ascending and descending. However, the roads
Day 13: Prescott
A fantastic day of riding. The best so far on this tour by a country mile. But that may be a little unfair on the other day's rides, as I'