One Year on the Road

Entering Zion from the east, we had to unhitch the CRV and drive seperately.

There&#039;s a mile-long tunnel through this mountain. (Circle shows window.)

One of three windows in the tunnel.

For $15 (round trip) rangers hold up traffic so RVs can drive through this mile-long tunnel.

Kate drove the first time, and we talked on walkie talkies through it.

On the way out, I drove.

Me at the wheel, feeling pretty confident.

The east entrance offers the most spectacular views.

Campgrounds in the park were full, so we stayed at the Zion RV Park in Springdale.

Kind of a parking lot with trees, but hookups, showers, laundry, and pool.

And incredible views all around.

To just step out of Bessie and see this!

Me, ready to eat!

Bailey, ready for leftovers.

Our first morning was cloudy and cool, but Anita and Hilary were up and at &#039;em early.

That afternoon we all took the free bus to the park.

Inside the park, free shuttles take you all through the park.

You can purchase and engrave heart padlocks to put on this sculpture.

This view greets you inside the park entrance.