#hoodoos — Public Fediverse posts

The final entry of my 2025 Parks Tour adventure! Trying to convey the sheer magnitude, the overwhelming mystique, and the pure magic of Bryce Canyon National Park is impossible. But I tried with this blog post, and the included video:

https://seasonsofjason.com/bryce-canyon-is-magic-the-big-2025-parks-tour-part-10/

#Nature #RoadTrip #Utah #Hoodoos

The final entry of my 2025 Parks Tour adventure! Trying to convey the sheer magnitude, the overwhelming mystique, and the pure magic of Bryce Canyon National Park is impossible. But I tried with this blog post, and the included video:

https://seasonsofjason.com/bryce-canyon-is-magic-the-big-2025-parks-tour-part-10/

#Nature #RoadTrip #Utah #Hoodoos

The final entry of my 2025 Parks Tour adventure! Trying to convey the sheer magnitude, the overwhelming mystique, and the pure magic of Bryce Canyon National Park is impossible. But I tried with this blog post, and the included video:

https://seasonsofjason.com/bryce-canyon-is-magic-the-big-2025-parks-tour-part-10/

#Nature #RoadTrip #Utah #Hoodoos

The final entry of my 2025 Parks Tour adventure! Trying to convey the sheer magnitude, the overwhelming mystique, and the pure magic of Bryce Canyon National Park is impossible. But I tried with this blog post, and the included video:

https://seasonsofjason.com/bryce-canyon-is-magic-the-big-2025-parks-tour-part-10/

#Nature #RoadTrip #Utah #Hoodoos

The final entry of my 2025 Parks Tour adventure! Trying to convey the sheer magnitude, the overwhelming mystique, and the pure magic of Bryce Canyon National Park is impossible. But I tried with this blog post, and the included video:

https://seasonsofjason.com/bryce-canyon-is-magic-the-big-2025-parks-tour-part-10/

#Nature #RoadTrip #Utah #Hoodoos

Hiking with Hoodoos: New Mexico’s Tent Rocks

“Is it any wonder that the Cochiti people believe Tent Rocks is a living landscape, as their mere presence changes by the moment based on the trajectory of the sun, the angularity of light and shadows, variabilities in weather conditions, or the demeanor of clouds passing overhead.”

– panethos.wordpress.com

We had our first opportunity to visit magical Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument located between Albuquerque and Santa Fe on April 16. It is hard to describe the surreal beauty of this national monument that includes a magnificent slot canyon, tent-shaped rock formations that are jaw-dropping in their multi-faceted geological history, and other spectacular natural features dotting this post-volcanic landscape.

The national monument is situated within the Cochiti Pueblo.

“For the Pueblo de Cochiti, Kasha-Katuwe is a living cultural landscape. The cliffs, mesas, and canyons are connected to oral histories, traditional teachings, and long-standing relationships between the people and the land. These places have served as areas for travel, observation, learning, and spiritual reflection across generations. Respect for the land is central to Pueblo values, and care for Kasha-Katuwe reflects responsibilities passed down through families and community leadership.” – Cochiti.org

Due to the rare and delicate geological structure of the formations, as well as their spiritual importance to the Cochiti people, Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument has a limited operating schedule that requires prior reservations and prepaid fees for visitors to traverse these amazing formations.

A national recreation trail leads both hikers and sightseers through a meandering slot canyon and up a steep incline past the tapered hoodoos to a mesa summit. A second trail passes a once-occupied shelter cave and a gathering of hoodoos that resemble a quiet campground amongst the juniper trees or Native American teepee village from afar. A separate scenic overlook is located at the northwest corner of the monument.

Throughout this post are a series of photographs that depict the amazing beauty of Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument.

Peace!

Hiking with Hoodoos: New Mexico’s Tent Rocks

“Is it any wonder that the Cochiti people believe Tent Rocks is a living landscape, as their mere presence changes by the moment based on the trajectory of the sun, the angularity of light and shadows, variabilities in weather conditions, or the demeanor of clouds passing overhead.”

– panethos.wordpress.com

We had our first opportunity to visit magical Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument located between Albuquerque and Santa Fe on April 16. It is hard to describe the surreal beauty of this national monument that includes a magnificent slot canyon, tent-shaped rock formations that are jaw-dropping in their multi-faceted geological history, and other spectacular natural features dotting this post-volcanic landscape.

The national monument is situated within the Cochiti Pueblo.

“For the Pueblo de Cochiti, Kasha-Katuwe is a living cultural landscape. The cliffs, mesas, and canyons are connected to oral histories, traditional teachings, and long-standing relationships between the people and the land. These places have served as areas for travel, observation, learning, and spiritual reflection across generations. Respect for the land is central to Pueblo values, and care for Kasha-Katuwe reflects responsibilities passed down through families and community leadership.” – Cochiti.org

Due to the rare and delicate geological structure of the formations, as well as their spiritual importance to the Cochiti people, Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument has a limited operating schedule that requires prior reservations and prepaid fees for visitors to traverse these amazing formations.

A national recreation trail leads both hikers and sightseers through a meandering slot canyon and up a steep incline past the tapered hoodoos to a mesa summit. A second trail passes a once-occupied shelter cave and a gathering of hoodoos that resemble a quiet campground amongst the juniper trees or Native American teepee village from afar. A separate scenic overlook is located at the northwest corner of the monument.

Throughout this post are a series of photographs that depict the amazing beauty of Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument.

Peace!

Hiking with Hoodoos: New Mexico’s Tent Rocks

“Is it any wonder that the Cochiti people believe Tent Rocks is a living landscape, as their mere presence changes by the moment based on the trajectory of the sun, the angularity of light and shadows, variabilities in weather conditions, or the demeanor of clouds passing overhead.”

– panethos.wordpress.com

We had our first opportunity to visit magical Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument located between Albuquerque and Santa Fe on April 16. It is hard to describe the surreal beauty of this national monument that includes a magnificent slot canyon, tent-shaped rock formations that are jaw-dropping in their multi-faceted geological history, and other spectacular natural features dotting this post-volcanic landscape.

The national monument is situated within the Cochiti Pueblo.

“For the Pueblo de Cochiti, Kasha-Katuwe is a living cultural landscape. The cliffs, mesas, and canyons are connected to oral histories, traditional teachings, and long-standing relationships between the people and the land. These places have served as areas for travel, observation, learning, and spiritual reflection across generations. Respect for the land is central to Pueblo values, and care for Kasha-Katuwe reflects responsibilities passed down through families and community leadership.” – Cochiti.org

Due to the rare and delicate geological structure of the formations, as well as their spiritual importance to the Cochiti people, Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument has a limited operating schedule that requires prior reservations and prepaid fees for visitors to traverse these amazing formations.

A national recreation trail leads both hikers and sightseers through a meandering slot canyon and up a steep incline past the tapered hoodoos to a mesa summit. A second trail passes a once-occupied shelter cave and a gathering of hoodoos that resemble a quiet campground amongst the juniper trees or Native American teepee village from afar. A separate scenic overlook is located at the northwest corner of the monument.

Throughout this post are a series of photographs that depict the amazing beauty of Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument.

Peace!

Hiking with Hoodoos: New Mexico’s Tent Rocks

“Is it any wonder that the Cochiti people believe Tent Rocks is a living landscape, as their mere presence changes by the moment based on the trajectory of the sun, the angularity of light and shadows, variabilities in weather conditions, or the demeanor of clouds passing overhead.”

– panethos.wordpress.com

We had our first opportunity to visit magical Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument located between Albuquerque and Santa Fe on April 16. It is hard to describe the surreal beauty of this national monument that includes a magnificent slot canyon, tent-shaped rock formations that are jaw-dropping in their multi-faceted geological history, and other spectacular natural features dotting this post-volcanic landscape.

The national monument is situated within the Cochiti Pueblo.

“For the Pueblo de Cochiti, Kasha-Katuwe is a living cultural landscape. The cliffs, mesas, and canyons are connected to oral histories, traditional teachings, and long-standing relationships between the people and the land. These places have served as areas for travel, observation, learning, and spiritual reflection across generations. Respect for the land is central to Pueblo values, and care for Kasha-Katuwe reflects responsibilities passed down through families and community leadership.” – Cochiti.org

Due to the rare and delicate geological structure of the formations, as well as their spiritual importance to the Cochiti people, Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument has a limited operating schedule that requires prior reservations and prepaid fees for visitors to traverse these amazing formations.

A national recreation trail leads both hikers and sightseers through a meandering slot canyon and up a steep incline past the tapered hoodoos to a mesa summit. A second trail passes a once-occupied shelter cave and a gathering of hoodoos that resemble a quiet campground amongst the juniper trees or Native American teepee village from afar. A separate scenic overlook is located at the northwest corner of the monument.

Throughout this post are a series of photographs that depict the amazing beauty of Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument.

Peace!

Hiking with Hoodoos: New Mexico’s Tent Rocks

“Is it any wonder that the Cochiti people believe Tent Rocks is a living landscape, as their mere presence changes by the moment based on the trajectory of the sun, the angularity of light and shadows, variabilities in weather conditions, or the demeanor of clouds passing overhead.”

– panethos.wordpress.com

We had our first opportunity to visit magical Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument located between Albuquerque and Santa Fe on April 16. It is hard to describe the surreal beauty of this national monument that includes a magnificent slot canyon, tent-shaped rock formations that are jaw-dropping in their multi-faceted geological history, and other spectacular natural features dotting this post-volcanic landscape.

The national monument is situated within the Cochiti Pueblo.

“For the Pueblo de Cochiti, Kasha-Katuwe is a living cultural landscape. The cliffs, mesas, and canyons are connected to oral histories, traditional teachings, and long-standing relationships between the people and the land. These places have served as areas for travel, observation, learning, and spiritual reflection across generations. Respect for the land is central to Pueblo values, and care for Kasha-Katuwe reflects responsibilities passed down through families and community leadership.” – Cochiti.org

Due to the rare and delicate geological structure of the formations, as well as their spiritual importance to the Cochiti people, Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument has a limited operating schedule that requires prior reservations and prepaid fees for visitors to traverse these amazing formations.

A national recreation trail leads both hikers and sightseers through a meandering slot canyon and up a steep incline past the tapered hoodoos to a mesa summit. A second trail passes a once-occupied shelter cave and a gathering of hoodoos that resemble a quiet campground amongst the juniper trees or Native American teepee village from afar. A separate scenic overlook is located at the northwest corner of the monument.

Throughout this post are a series of photographs that depict the amazing beauty of Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument.

Peace!

Nobody describes Bryce Canyon accurately. Just go.

#brycecanyon #utah #hoodoos #nationalparkusa #travel

Queens Garden Benchmark

My first reaction to the Hoodoos in Bryce Canyon National Park. Epic and Bizarre! I wondered if Gaudí' got inSpired here. #Scape

Bryce Canyon National Park, Sunrise Point

#photography #landscape #originalcontent #travel #Nature #hoodoos

We visited an awesome animal sanctuary, beautiful hoodoos, and had $5 meals.

#PageAZ #KanabUT #BryceCanyonCityUT #TropicUT #GlenCanyonDam #BestFriendsAnimalSanctuary #AngelVillageCafe #Vegan #BFAS #BFASGrandTour #BryceCanyonNationalPark #DixieNationalForest #Hoodoos #MossyCave #ScenicByway12

http://happyvegancampers.com/2025/07/01/days-534-540-of-our-epic-trip/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

We visited an awesome animal sanctuary, beautiful hoodoos, and had $5 meals.

#PageAZ #KanabUT #BryceCanyonCityUT #TropicUT #GlenCanyonDam #BestFriendsAnimalSanctuary #AngelVillageCafe #Vegan #BFAS #BFASGrandTour #BryceCanyonNationalPark #DixieNationalForest #Hoodoos #MossyCave #ScenicByway12

http://happyvegancampers.com/2025/07/01/days-534-540-of-our-epic-trip/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

We visited an awesome animal sanctuary, beautiful hoodoos, and had $5 meals.

#PageAZ #KanabUT #BryceCanyonCityUT #TropicUT #GlenCanyonDam #BestFriendsAnimalSanctuary #AngelVillageCafe #Vegan #BFAS #BFASGrandTour #BryceCanyonNationalPark #DixieNationalForest #Hoodoos #MossyCave #ScenicByway12

http://happyvegancampers.com/2025/07/01/days-534-540-of-our-epic-trip/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

We visited an awesome animal sanctuary, beautiful hoodoos, and had $5 meals.

#PageAZ #KanabUT #BryceCanyonCityUT #TropicUT #GlenCanyonDam #BestFriendsAnimalSanctuary #AngelVillageCafe #Vegan #BFAS #BFASGrandTour #BryceCanyonNationalPark #DixieNationalForest #Hoodoos #MossyCave #ScenicByway12

http://happyvegancampers.com/2025/07/01/days-534-540-of-our-epic-trip/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

We visited an awesome animal sanctuary, beautiful hoodoos, and had $5 meals.

#PageAZ #KanabUT #BryceCanyonCityUT #TropicUT #GlenCanyonDam #BestFriendsAnimalSanctuary #AngelVillageCafe #Vegan #BFAS #BFASGrandTour #BryceCanyonNationalPark #DixieNationalForest #Hoodoos #MossyCave #ScenicByway12

http://happyvegancampers.com/2025/07/01/days-534-540-of-our-epic-trip/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

Check out this new "Legion" #hoodoos #landscape #nature #BryceCanyon #NationalPark #photograph #art #print that I uploaded to: https://pixels.com/featured/legion-skip-hunt.html

Check out this new "Prophet" #BryceCanyon #Hoodoos #landscape #photograph #print that I uploaded to: https://pixels.com/featured/prophet-skip-hunt.html?newartwork=true

Check out this new "Prophet" #BryceCanyon #Hoodoos #landscape #photograph #print that I uploaded to: https://pixels.com/featured/prophet-skip-hunt.html?newartwork=true

Hoodoo, evening hike in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah. April 1984.

#hiking #photography #outdoors #landscapephotography #nature #Utah #BryceCanyon #Southwest #hoodoos #monochrome

Bryce landscape

YOU CAN FIND IT HERE:
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/bryce-landscape-patricia-hofmeester.html

By https://buff.ly/3i3uCm2 #homedecor #LoveArt #photography #mastoart #finearts #photography #artforsale #wallartforsale #AYearForArt #BuyIntoArt #giftideas #bryce #landscape #pinnacles #fromabove #beautiful #unique #hoodoos

#Fairmont Hot Spring #hoodoos, British Columbia, Canada
#BC #BritishColumbia #Canada #landscape #photography

This was one of my favorite spots in Bryce Canyon National Park - Fairyland Canyon - the start or end of a 8.4 mile loop hike (6 through the canyon and two from Sunrise to Fairly trailheads. The hike was beautiful with elevation gains of around 1900 feet (ups and downs with he ups being more prevalent when heading out of the canyon. I took the non-preferred clockwise route. The elevation at the Fairyland Point starts at 7,770. https://fineartamerica.com/featured/starting-down-the-fairyland-trail-loop-no-2-belinda-greb.html #fairylandcanyon #brycecanyon #hike #hoodoos

Hoodoo Shelf (2024)

📷 1/200 s at f/14, ISO 640, 62mm

#photo #photography #landscape #nature #newmexico #badlands #hoodoos #desert #nikon

Hoodoo and gnarly tree. Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah. April 1984.

#hiking #photography #landscapephotography #hikingadventures #nature #Utah #nationalparks #BryceCanyon #desert #canyon #Southwest #hoodoos

#Bryce Canyon at sunrise is breathtaking to behold. As the sun rises over the horizon it casts a warm glow of oranges, pinks, and reds over the rock formations known as #hoodoos. As you stand their in the silence you are filled with awe and tranquility at the #poetry of #Nature.

ART: https://rebeccaherranen.com/featured/sunrise-over-queens-garden-bryce-canyon-rebecca-herranen.html

#Photography #Art #Photo #sunrise #silentsunday #utah #Landscape #LandscapePhotography #naturephotography #buyintoart #MastoArt #Artwork #wallart #Haiku #artmatters

Please let me know if this gets redundant.
#BryceCanyonNPS #BryceCanyon #Utah #nationalparksmonday #nationalpark #hoodoos

Please let me know if this gets redundant.
#BryceCanyonNPS #BryceCanyon #Utah #nationalparksmonday #nationalpark #hoodoos

Please let me know if this gets redundant.
#BryceCanyonNPS #BryceCanyon #Utah #nationalparksmonday #nationalpark #hoodoos

Please let me know if this gets redundant.
#BryceCanyonNPS #BryceCanyon #Utah #nationalparksmonday #nationalpark #hoodoos

Please let me know if this gets redundant.
#BryceCanyonNPS #BryceCanyon #Utah #nationalparksmonday #nationalpark #hoodoos

As I sat waiting for the moon to set for milky way photos at Devil’s Garden in Utah, I was able to capture this #panorama of the #milkyway and the #moon

#photomonday #mondaymotivation #photography #rvlife #nomad #utah #utahisrad #devilsgarden #geology #geologyrocks #moonset #astrophotography #night #nightsky #hoodoos #southwest #ustravel #usa #unitedstates

As I sat waiting for the moon to set for milky way photos at Devil’s Garden in Utah, I was able to capture this #panorama of the #milkyway and the #moon

#photomonday #mondaymotivation #photography #rvlife #nomad #utah #utahisrad #devilsgarden #geology #geologyrocks #moonset #astrophotography #night #nightsky #hoodoos #southwest #ustravel #usa #unitedstates

As I sat waiting for the moon to set for milky way photos at Devil’s Garden in Utah, I was able to capture this #panorama of the #milkyway and the #moon

#photomonday #mondaymotivation #photography #rvlife #nomad #utah #utahisrad #devilsgarden #geology #geologyrocks #moonset #astrophotography #night #nightsky #hoodoos #southwest #ustravel #usa #unitedstates

As I sat waiting for the moon to set for milky way photos at Devil’s Garden in Utah, I was able to capture this #panorama of the #milkyway and the #moon

#photomonday #mondaymotivation #photography #rvlife #nomad #utah #utahisrad #devilsgarden #geology #geologyrocks #moonset #astrophotography #night #nightsky #hoodoos #southwest #ustravel #usa #unitedstates

Sometimes you’re just in the mood to post #hoodoos.

🗺- In #brycecanyon, you are on Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute), Pueblos, and Southern Paiute land. #FindYourPark
📸- #sonyalpha #sonyalpha7riv. Edited on #lightroom.
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#brycecanyon #utah #nationalpark

This is the milky way over the Toadstool Hoodoos in Kanab Utah. A single exposure with haphazard light painting.

#hoodoo #hoodoos #desert #rvnomad #rvlife #fulltimerv #explore #nightphotography #astrophotography #landscapephotography #nightphotos #sky #pics #photography #pictures #landscapes #usa #roadtrip #photoshop #lightroom #photoediting #milkyway #milkywaychasers