I headed out after work on Thursday, making it as far as Rabbit Valley, just west of Grand Junction and before the Utah boarder for the night.
Not a bad way to wake up on a Friday morning:).
Sunrise over Rabbit Valley.
Originally created by Ewin T. Wolverton, you can now find this mill at the BLM office in Hanksville, UT. Chasing a 20 year old dream, Erwin built this mill in the Henry’s while searching for a lost Spanish Gold.
View of the Henry’s from just outside Hanksville, UT.
Climbing higher into the Henry’s.
Wildflowers abundant.
A happy camper.
Yellow Columbines along the Bull Creek Pass Road.
A great batch of Colorado Colombines.
Passing through an old burn.
My favorite camp within the Henry’s. On the west side, at a spot called “Nasty Flats”. A perfect spot within the tall aspens.
Looking back towards South Summit Ridge.
Mt. Pennell to the South.
Looking North.
Looking NW.
Such a fine spot among the aspens.
Evening sets in.
End.