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Arches National Park Moab, Utah Arches National Park Moab, UtahMay 21, 2007. There are multiple commercial campgrounds in Moab. All of them appear to be good or at least adequate------no slums anyway. We decided to stay in OK RV-Park & Canyonlands Stables 3310 Spanish Valley Drive 435-259-1400 because it was a PPA park thus 1/2 price. Even at half price it was $15.50 per-night for FHU with 30/30 amps and cable included. Most RV-Parks in the area are going to be around $25 plus a stiff tax. This park had some shade so we picked it but the nice Spanish Trail RV-Park has nice shade as well and both are within a mile of each other. All of the parks in Moab appear to have gravel interior roads and sites.
This is part-7 of a 7-part series covering Arches National Park, the first 6 travelogues in this series are here:Arches NP-a ** Arches NP-b ** Arches NP-c ** Arches NP-d ** Arches NP-e ** Arches NP-f Sandstone objects created by caprocks and erosion
Hoodoos carved in sandstone.
Sandstone fin in Arches National Park
Sandstone bluff & formations in Arches National Park
Moab fault
Passport America - Discount Camping Club This is the fault that created the valley Moab sits in and US-191 follows through Moab. It is easy to see where sedimentary layers have been broken and faulted. That highway at the bottom of the fault is US-191 as it passes by the entrance to Arches National Park.
Moab fault
Here is that fault line again with US-191 running along the bottom. This time you can see the other side of that fault.
Now look at this explanation of the fault. The two pictures above are along the dotted line in the explanation below.
Moab Fault explained
With this picture we are officially out of Arches National Park. I hope you enjoyed the pictorial journey.
More of Arches NP here: Arches NP-a ** Arches NP-b ** Arches NP-c ** Arches NP-d ** Arches NP-e ** Arches NP-f Here are some more of our Travel Adventures nearby: The John Wesley Powell Museum in Green River, Utah Until next time remember how good life is. Click here for more Utah travellogsUntil next time remember how good life is. More Utah AdventuresSome Key West Adventures ** More 2007 Travel Adventures
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