Last Trip to Moab: Photography Workshops for Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, Dead Horse Point State Park Near Moab Utah

National Park Tours are as unique and varied as the 27,000 significant structures, 66,000 archeological sites or 115 million objects preserved and protected by the U.S. Department of the Interior in the National Park System. There are these points to consider with planning a visit to a National Park: Free Fee Days, Group Tours, online reservations and it can all start when a traveler gets a pass.

Currently the 12^th Annual Photo Contest to select a winning photograph to be featured on the 2014 America the Beautiful Federal Recreation Land Pass is accepting snapshots of adventure and activity, or inspiration from historical locations, or depictions of America’s wildlife or a treasured federal landscape. Contest participants have until December 14, 2012 to submit on www.sharetheexperience.org. Who knows? Perhaps an upcoming visit will result in an award winning photograph; an image that could be on a future National Park and Federal Recreation Pass.

Receive a burst of creativity through an eccentric experience of the park. Enroll in a National Park Photography workshop, for example, one focused on Arches and Canyonlands National Park near Moab Utah. Twenty five 2013 photography workshops are organized by individual professional photographers with special permits to illuminate tips and tricks of photography using the gorgeous settings in Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. Investigate the 2013 workshop dates for preparation to enter the 13^th Annual Share the Experience photo contest; perhaps shooting the winning snapshot to get on the 2014 federal park pass.

Motorcoach Tours provide a sensational aperitif to national park discovery. Over a segment of days group tours by bus have an entire pre-decided itinerary, someone else drives to maximize sightseeing, and tours regularly come with an energetic, knowledgeable tour leader. A dozen businesses feature a circuit of National Park stops to include Arches and/or Canyonlands National Parks for the 2013 travel season from April through October.

For the travelers who prefer to do-it-yourself, recreation.gov provides a single point in which to find a combination of federal interagency recreation activities and reservations. Use this technology to reserve camping in the Devil’s Garden Campground of Arches National Park or the ranger led hike in the Fiery Furnace. For backcountry use in Canyonlands National Park, reservations are completed directly with park headquarters in Moab Utah. Initiated in 2012 are availability calendars for 4 wheel drive use of the Maze and Needles Districts, backpacking in the Needles District and camping on the White Rim Trail.

There remains one more free fee set of days over the November Veterans’ Day weekend to visit one of the 397 areas set aside for the National Park System as an invitation to capture spontaneous images recreating in a national monument, national park, historical or cultural site, forest or grassland, or federal recreation area. Watch for Free Fee Days that the National Park Service may post for 2013 to organize a self-guided tour of any one or many of these areas. Of course, Arches and Canyonlands National Parks welcomes a visit.

More information can be acquired from www. Nps .gov or www. Discovermoab. com

Last Trip to Moab

Friday, November 16, 2012

Photography Workshops for Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, Dead Horse Point State Park Near Moab Utah

2015 Photography Workshops of Moab Utah

to include Arches and Canyonlands National Parks

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