A typical scene for Arizona and Utah: an endless, absolutely straight highway with a few tall rocks on both sides.

The Goosenecks State Park offers a fantastic view on the San Juan River, a classic example of an "incised meander", i.e. flowing in a broadly curved stream.

The Navajo Twin Rocks in Bluff, Utah.

Off highway 211 you will find the so-called Newspaper Rock, a large petroglyph of the early native cultures of the area. Lacking the art of writing, they used to paint and carve news into the rock, be it simple messages or big events. The meaning is not fully clear yet, but it definitely is worth a visit.

Here is detailed photograph of the large petroglyph panel.

Directly at highway 191 you will find the Wilson Arch, a beautiful gigantic natural arch.

It takes some time to get up to the arch, and we recommend to bring good hiking shoes for this task...

...but the view from up there is fantastic!

Another photo impression of Wilson Arch.