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Re: Yeh, I have a whole list myself.
Submitted by Michael W. Wellman <mwellman@gmail.com> on 21/Nov/2016 in reply to Yeh, I have a whole list myself. posted by Oci-One Kanubi on 19/Nov/2016
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Wait, you're officially retiring? Congratulations!
Utah's 9 Mile Canyon should be on your list when you decide you'd like to see so many petroglyphs that you decide they're boring.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nine_Mile_Canyon
It's not down south with the Grand Tour parks, but about midway up near the Colorado / Utah border.
Cedar Breaks is smaller but arguably on par with Bryce, just lesser known. Valley of the Gods is a toned down Monument Valley with 1/100 as many people. Other good Utah stops (for when you're on way to/from Tucson).
You can also start applying for Arizona's Salt River in late March / early April. At low water levels, it's a pleasant 3 to 5 day trip. At higher waters, it's more, um, concerning.
mikel
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