We headed out across southern Colorado and into Utah. This was our first time in Utah and I must admit that we were a bit overwhelmed by the scenery. What started out with mountains that kept getting bigger and bigger, turned into crazy rock structures unlike anything we had ever seen.

We ended up in Helper, a small town about a hundred miles southeast of Salt Lake City. Today’s scenery was incredible, but for us it followed the standard 80/20 rule I believe applies to most things...80% of the benefit comes from 20% of the effort. While we were amazed with what we saw, after 3 hours we found ourselves getting tired of all the rocks.

There are a couple of great national parks near Moab, but we are on a bit of a mission to get up to Vancouver, so we’ve not taken much time to explore things along the way. We are planning to concentrate on exploring places on our way from Vancouver to Michigan in a couple of weeks.
Onto Idaho tomorrow!

In Helper, we stayed in one of our least desirable RV Paks of the entire trip; not somewhere we'd look forward to staying again.
Click here to view our personal review of Blue Cut RV Park