Moab-Arches NP-Canyonlands NP

Leaving our buddy Dan's house in the AM. He was kind enough to let us stay at his place in Glenwood for the night.
You know your in Moab when you see the jeeps.

Sexy.

The world famous.........

Dead Horse State Park.

Green River overlook.
Canyonlands is sick.

We did this hike to Aztec Butte where some old Pueblo Graineries lined the cliffs.

A perfect spot for lunch. We had the whole Island in the Sky district to ourselves basically.

Close.
Closer.

Closest.

The White Rim. There's a 100mile off-road trail down there that i have to do now.

Sondra had some time off and wanted to go on a lil vacation. Who am i to say no. I suggested Moab. She said yes. We went.

Seattle-Mt.Baker-Whistler-Vancouver

Thats a Seattle waterhole.

Tj's office. They make games.

TJ's office view. Lovely. And abstract.

The "Real World" Seattle house.

Cupcake Royale! I dig em.

Aww,he thinks he's people.

Fish get thrown here.

Very first Starbucks.

These should be flipped actually. We went to the sea after we skied.

Sitka. AKA Gnar dog.

The famed Baker road gap.

Pondering,after Jack's accident.

Somebody order a bowl of dude soup?
Our place for three or four days.

Sun finally coming out on Blackcomb.
Shannon Falls,outside Squamish,B.C..

Drive up to Whistler. Sweet.

Leaving Vancouver. On our way to them hills to night ski Cypress.
Rainier on the way home.

I'm so glad i got to make this trip. I was originally planning on going then had to back out at the end. After some convincing Jack talked me into it. I finally got to go to Washington and see my brother and his families place and where he works. Seattle is an awesome town. TJ's workplace is right downtown with great views,and neighbors with the old "Real World" Seattle house. After hanging out there we headed to Bellingham for some riding at Mt. Baker. It's a sick ski area with some REAL terrain. One of my favorite ski areas now. After two days riding there we headed toward the border. After a setback and some drama at the border we finally got in. We made the 2hr drive north towards Whistler,passing thru Vancouver and Squamish,British Columbia. We stayed in Whistler and rode three days. Snow was pretty good,but visibility was tough at times. The mountain is huge. I imagine thats what many Euro resorts feel like. I thought our lifts were long. There's never seemed to end. It was fun. There was one set-back however,we lost our buddy Jack to injury. He took a 20-25ft. drop straight on to cat-track,fracturing a vertebrae and costing him his trip. Tough times. So we were forced to make the most out of our remaining three days. Anyways,the place was a blast. We also got to check out Vancouver and do some night skiing at Cypress mtn. And were also able to see the famed "North Shore." Can't wait to come back with the bikes and ride that place.