It’s just too vast for any photo to capture. What I remember about the north rim compared to south is that the drop is so far that my fear of heights didn’t kick in. Too deep to grasp. Even when I told myself the little green dots were trees, just didn’t seem real. Wild.

For the love of God, anything but that!

✅ 4x4 ✅ High ground clearance

Edit: How long did it take to complete that drive?

An unbelievably lovely place to explore. Small world. You have an unbelievable home.

Snow ghosts!

Is this in the backcountry or at a hill?

This was literally my first take 🤣

That looks like a great photo for a Lock Screen.

Yeah, it's lush, dummy!

Such a cool place! Haven't been there since 2006. Thanks for the memory.

Ope, I live here. Lovely place to explore.

The long shadows throw people off. Not many places where you have such unobstructed horizons. Leads to the most amazing sunsets I've ever seen.

Here I am looking for 7 dudes in camouflage…

A similar term in Morocco, there are different varieties and they're a delicious treat, but in summer:)

Actual figs are a softer fruit that grows on a tree with a characteristic fragrance and a waxy irritating substance, also sweet and delicious in late summer.

Yeah, to me it looks like the bottom part of the image starts to turn upside down. Like a reflection in water. Is there a weird fish eye lens thing going on?

Is it possible to learn about these places?

I though someone was putting their weed in water

Gorgeous 🥹😍

This gives the same energy with that japanese video with vines across the sky played over with video game music that had people writing their whole life stories in the comments

💔

Oh man, it is so awesome.

I started in Canyonlands NP(Island in the Sky portion), and went down the Shafer trail and then onto Shafer rd and took it all the way back into Moab.

I was one of the best drives of my life. Though, I definitely recommend something with 4WD and good ground clearance.

Sorry man your mushroom grow kits done for. That's moldy bro!

Jokes nice picture

Favorite mountain

Fav place to ski

great idea! i’ll see what i can do with what i have. if not, it’s another “excuse” to visit Yosemite again

Two strikes op. While there are prickly pear in the background, the cacti you're trying to identify is a type of cholla. Neither of which are native to Sardinia, but are actually from the Americas.