Kodachrome Basin State Park is where we visited today (Tuesday)
Kodachrome Basin is a State Park of Utah.
It is situated 5,800
feet above sea level. In
1949 the National Geographic Society gave the basin this name with the consent
from the Kodak Film Co. after seeing the changing color and shadows against the
blue sky.
Sixty-seven sand pipes
ranging from two to 52 meters have been identified in the park.
It was really fascinating to be able to walk up and be so
close to the rock formations. The colors
continue to mesmerize us. We hiked to Shakespeare arch, it was a real workout especially at that elevation.
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Chimney Rock
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