There are two ways to reach Colorado’s Rattlesnake Canyon, home to the world’s second-largest concentration of natural stone arches. The first is by tackling a steep, strenuous 25-kilometre round-trip trail that squirms through rock-walled canyons, skirting steep ledges and sun-baked sandstone slabs. The second involves an exhilarating 4WD trip through Colorado National Monument followed byContinue reading “The underrated US city with a “mini-Grand Canyon””
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Rob McFarland 