NV/AZ/UT Road Trip: Green River, Utah
We stayed in Green River for two nights because of its proximity to Arches, Canyonlands and Capitol Reef National Parks. As I mentioned earlier, when we arrived on the first day we roamed around, but nothing much to see. We settled on stretching our legs with a little walk along Green River (the river) by John Wesley Powell River History Museum even though it was breezy and cold.
A signage about the Book Cliffs was posted along the river bank.
Continuing with the walk.
On the second night, we opted to have a sit-down dinner at the one "fancy" restaurant in town, the Tamarisk Restaurant where we enjoyed the sunset along with our food. The food is nothing fancy but really tasty.
Pork chops with biscuit and gravy and fries.
My Asian chicken salad was superb.
Dessert was peach tamale. How tasty.
More photos of the Book Cliffs we took while during our 2 days in Green River.
On a side note: Can you believe it's March already???????
A signage about the Book Cliffs was posted along the river bank.
Continuing with the walk.
On the second night, we opted to have a sit-down dinner at the one "fancy" restaurant in town, the Tamarisk Restaurant where we enjoyed the sunset along with our food. The food is nothing fancy but really tasty.
Pork chops with biscuit and gravy and fries.
My Asian chicken salad was superb.
Dessert was peach tamale. How tasty.
More photos of the Book Cliffs we took while during our 2 days in Green River.
On a side note: Can you believe it's March already???????
Great food and a sunset to go with it? Sounds like the best way to end a day.
ReplyDeleteLove those rocky landscapes!!
I know ... March already! We've been living like this for a whole year now?? :-/
Oh my - you got some fantastic photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2021/03/bad-memory.html
all are stunning photos....
ReplyDeleteWow! Fabulous photos!
ReplyDeleteAnd yummm -- the food looks amazing!
Very impressive mountains in the distance and that food looks really good.
ReplyDeleteYou found a good place to stay and eat ...not real easy in that area I seem to remember. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteWe lived in Price, UT back in the 60's and I remember the Book Cliffs. Sometimes my father would take trash out tot he city dump and my brother and I would go along and the big adventure was to get back to town from the dump by going cross country. We loved doing that and one of the big challenges was getting across the Price river. We always found a downed tree or something to walk across.
ReplyDeleteNowadays my Dad would go to jail as we were both in grade school but we thought nothing of it.
The high desert country of Utah is beautiful and you have captured that well.
Marvelous travel photos ~ delightful ~ and food looks yummy too ~
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Beautiful shots. The mountains are especially interesting to me.
ReplyDeleteLove the scenery.
ReplyDeleteRoad trips are an amazing part of any trip. Loved the Utah US road trip. The blog is helpful for first-time travelers who want to go on for solo road trip. Marvelous photos
ReplyDeleteAn interesting travel guide that speaks volumes through pictures. Information on ‘Book cliffs’ and ‘the dream’ resonates Utah’s rich history. Food looks sumptuous and the scenic view divine. Great combination for an adventurous road trip. Thanks for the post.
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