Kolob Canyon after Winter Snowfall January 2023
Zion National Park Utah:
This year--2023--has been the wettest year in many years around Zion National Park Utah. It has really helped mitigate the extreme drought we have been in for 7-10 years. What's particularly good is that a lot of the snow has come as snowpack in the mountains of Southwest Utah ie Kolob Canyons, Brian Head, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, and the Pine Valley Mountains. This means that our irrigation season this year will be wonderful. Following are some pictures from the "snowy winter" we've had around our home and in the local mountains.
Red Rocks and Snow near Checkerboard Mesa Zion National Park
Entrance to Zion Canyon, Springdale Utah
Near the Zion Park Headquarters with Bridge Mountain Background
Swirling Sandstone Rocks on the Eastern Plateau of Zion
Kolob Canyons after heavy Snowfall January 2023
Pine Valley Mountains seen from Silver Reef Utah and the Red Cliffs NRA
Our Place in Rockville Utah after Snowfall on South Mesa
Wish you all the very best winter and upcoming spring!!
Robert Ford
geobobford.com
Rockville Utah
Tel. 909-363-6332
Email: geobobford@gmail.com
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