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| We were lucky that the campsites
in Bryce
Canyon National Park were not full
yet. So we camped in the park and enjoyed the
sunset. |
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| Tipp: Ride through to the end of
the road and then start your visit from there.
This way all the stops will be on the right side
and you'll start from the least touristy spots. |
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Bryce Canyon is beautiful, but it
is very touristy, so go early in the morning
before all the other tourists arrive.
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| We rode Utah
state route 21 towards Nevada. Not
exactly a scenic ride, but I sometimes like to
see the vast nothingness out there. |
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| In Nevada we rode to the Great
Basin Nationa Park, but since we would
have needed to wait about 3 hours to get to go
on a tour of the Lehman caves we only rode up
the Wheeler Peak Scenic drive and enjoyed the
views. |
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Once again we camped rough in the
absolute middle of nowhere on BLM
land in Nevada. Out there one can see
the stars like in only very few other places.
But beware it gets quite cold at night in the
dessert.
BLM land is public land and camping rough is
allowed, just clean up after yourself.
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