Four Arch Canyon, Moab, UT

Gemini Bridges, Crisp Hole and Four Arch Canyon, Moab, UT


 

As Astrid did not want to join me for a trail run that day, I thought, I will do some test run. I had some undefined noise with the jeep and thought, I might get a better idea, about what is going on. I decided to run up to Gemini Bridges and from there into Crisp Hole and Four Arch Canyon. In the Crisp Hole area, there should have been a seldom visited natural bridge.

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