UTAH'S CRIMSON CANYONS.

CANYONS; POTTERY; ALLUVIAL plains; TRAIL riding; CORNCOBS

After the flat, we descended into the main canyon via a small side canyon that had tiny ruins tucked under its rim. The trail up the canyon is in fairly good condition, running level with the canyon and at times following the creek bed. Continuing up the canyon for about another 5 miles, we spotted small ruins, rock towers, and more than our daily quota of outdoor beauty. Charlene Krone and Lynnette Stevens have lunch before descending into canyon depths to visit a ruin that dates back to the time of the Ancestral Puebloans. [Extracted from the article]

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