On Sundays Paseo de la Reforma, a wide avenue that runs across the heart of Mexico City, is closed to traffic. People bike, run, skate, stroll and even dance in the street. It’s a fun local scene!
A few scenes from what some call the best flower market in CDMX.There were so many great visuals. I could have spent hours there making photos.Everywhere I looked there was a photograph.Finished shopping!
One of the standout hikes of the trip was the Tower Bridge Trail in Bryce Canyon National Park. We hiked in snow and mud wearing Yaktrax traction cleats.Hoodoos in the snow, very few people and fast changing weather all contributed to a fantastic day on the trail!The Tower Bridge itself was a little anticlimatic. The journey was the prize.
One of my favorite parts of a road trip is stopping for lunch at a local diner/cafe. There’s road coffee, breakfast all day and friendly staff. This is The Main Street Cafe in Hurricane, Utah.
Just outside Bryce Canyon National Park.The highest elevation and the coldest weather of the roadtrip. It was exciting for us coastal Californians to experience the snowy southwest! Beautiful too!
