The Grand Circle, an inspiring journey through the great outdoors of the American West

#July Travel Support Fund The Grand Circle trip was a journey that made me feel the ‘overwhelming nature’ in a word. The desert, canyon, and landscapes created over tens of millions of years gave me different emotions every day. The first stop was the Grand Canyon South Rim. The endless canyons and red rocks were much more magnificent than what I saw in the photos. The sunset canyons seen from Mather Point were truly unforgettable. After that, I moved to the page and visited Antelope Canyon. The mysterious patterns and colors created by the light coming through the narrow canyon gaps were like a work of art. At nearby Horseshoe Bend, I felt the greatness of nature once again while appreciating the spectacular view of the Colorado River winding through. The next destination was Monument Valley. The red desert and the landscape of huge rocks were just like a scene from a Western movie, and the sunset I saw there was truly magnificent. Next, I visited Bryce Canyon, where I saw the unique terrain created by numerous hoodoos (rock pillars), and encountered another fascinating canyon. Finally, we hiked into Zion Canyon and went deep into the canyon. The contrast of the huge rock walls and the blue valley made me forget all the fatigue from the trip. The Grand Circle was a trip where you could feel the majesty and mystery of nature with your whole body as different scenery unfolded every day. It was a bucket list course that you should definitely go to at least once. #Grand Circle Trip #Grand Canyon #Antelope Canyon #Horseshoe Bend #Monument Valley #Bryce Canyon #Zion Canyon #Recommended Western Travel #US Road Trip #Nature Travel #Recommended American Travel #Western Core Course #Grand Circle Vlog #American National Park Travel #Bucket List Travel #Overwhelming Scenery #American Western Nature #American Core Travel Destination