There is only one time I have stayed at a hotel/motel of sorts near Moab. It was at the Red Cliffs Lodge just up the Colorado River from Moab. The lodge is located on a beautiful bend of the Colorado. The reason we stayed at the Red Cliffs lodge was because I had won a two-night stay. If it were not for that we would have been camping for sure. If you want to know more about Red Cliffs Lodge ask me... or find them on the internet.
While we were Staying at the Red Cliffs Lodge we got to see some lovely scenery of the Colorado River and the areas around Moab, Utah. We went to Arches National Park, Negro Bill Canyon (including Morning Glory Arch), Moab and other places. It was beautiful.
River rafters on the Colorado River passing by the Red Cliffs Lodge |
Right out the back of where we were staying we had a great view of the Colorado River and the surrounding bluffs and mesas. We were completely surrounded by red cliffs, and the new greenery complemented them well. It was fun to come out and see river rafters passing by.
The scenery was breathtaking no matter the time of day or night. In the following images you get to see some of the photos I took along the Colorado River.
The scenery was breathtaking no matter the time of day or night. In the following images you get to see some of the photos I took along the Colorado River.
Cliff along Colorado River in the evening light |
River rafters going down the Colorado River by the Red Cliffs Lodge |
20 photo Panorama - Colorado River among red cliffs by Salt Wash Rapids |
6 photo Panorama - The red cliffs by Salt Wash Rapids of the Colorado River |
4 photo Panorama - Cliffs along the Colorado River |
Light entering in our room at the Red Cliffs Lodge |
Colorado River and red mesas from the Red Cliffs Lodge |
7 photo Panorama - Colorado River and red mesas from the Red Cliffs Lodge |
Colorado River and mesas from the Red Cliffs Lodge at dusk |
Colorado River and red mesas from the Red Cliffs Lodge at dusk |
Cliffs and stars along Colorado River at night |
Night shot of Colorado River and cliffs by Red Cliffs Lodge |
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