Riverside
Walk
There
is another side to Zion National Park, one that is only accessible via a
shuttle and that requires just a bit of walking. The walk, Riverside Walk, takes you to an
area that seems far too lush to be in a high desert environment.
Riverside
Walk in Zion National Park meanders alongside the Virgin River, deep in the
heart of Zion. The farther you walk, the
further into the canyon you go, and the canyon becomes narrower, allowing for
the intimate feel of this scene.
The
waters of the Virgin River in Zion National Park run cool and clear. In the little pond created by the small
waterfall, you can see the colors of the trees and rocky banks reflected in the
water. These colors are best when
created by nature.
I
am continually fascinated by the gentle power of nature, which are evident in
river rocks. At one time, these rocks
had sharp, perhaps jagged edges. But
season after season of the river waters rushing over them, have gentle worn
down those edges to be smooth and rounded.
Never underestimate the power of nature.
This
view may be one of the iconic views within Zion National Park. It is along the Riverside Walk, approaching
the area known as The Narrows, where the canyon walls are only about 20 feet
apart. The walls are further apart than
that in this image, and they are wide enough apart to allow the early morning
light into the canyon to show off the lush interior.
Enjoy!
These images are available in a
variety of formats and finishes via my online gallery at https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/nadine-berg.
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