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| I wanted to see this Natural Bridge because I had seen the natural bridges in Utah on the way to Ash Meadows. It was hot when I was in Utah in August and it was hot here in October! The temperature was in the high 90s so I put on sunscreen, filled up my water bottle, and took along my hat for this short walk. |
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| The trail lead into the canyon. The trail was once a streambed. |
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| Along the trail, there were these rock formations that looked like they had once been waterfalls. I could imagine that a long time ago, the water flowed over the cliff and eroded a channel in the rocks. |
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| See the natural bridge? See the people standing beneath it? |
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| Here it is from another angle. Once water filled this canyon and eroded the rock into a natural bridge. |
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| Here is another waterfall channel! There were many of these channels along the trail. |
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| Now I'm headed out of the canyon. |
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| I can see the white crust of Badwater Basin in the distance. |
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| I have been amazed at the variety in the landscapes of Death Valley. |
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