Corona Arch

The Corona Arch is an arch in the Arch Park, a red rock arch formed on the desolate plateau of Utah, a magnificent, uncarved natural landscape that has been formed through hundreds of millions of years of seawater and wind and rain erosion.

I bought a ticket to the National Park for $80 and went from West Yellowstone to play in the northern half circle on the first day. There were black bears crossing the road in front of the bus. The next day I went to see Old Faithful Spring, Huangshi Lake. Very beautiful. The deer watched from the South gate.

Natural wonders and shapes are rare. And axter seeing the corona arch, one wonders, how such a structure came into being. The place is silent and open.

The geoparks around here are mainly natural red sandstone landforms. They are very large and often run for tens of kilometers. Generally, they have to drive or take part in tour groups. The best time is when the sun is shining in the afternoon and the colours are bright.