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
The Second of Dave's 10,000 Mile North American Cycling Odysseys Documented by Daily Posts. The route is different and only lasted 176 Days.
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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,
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
.... 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,
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. : And here is a photo of some crystalline gold that he gave me: So this morning it
It has been very hot again today, but I think that I have coped with it better. Indeed , I think that I may have been a little dehydrated and not fed well, which
So last year I cycled this same route in 3 hours and 3 minutes, this time round it took 4 hours and 35 minutes, which just goes to show how difficult I'