Thursday Sept 27thWe pulled in to a place called Cathedral State Park. A small and charming state Park, near to Panaca, with a lovely campground, where we were able to get a great spot in the shade, as we are still regularly getting temperatures in the 80's, though it gets cold at night.
We decided to take an extra day here to explore the famous Cathedral Canyon formations. Soft clay beds which have been eroded into some pretty weird shapes. Most amazing are the little slot canyons that have formed, narrow passageways which are up to 40 high, but only a foot or so wide, with completely vertical sides. As you walked through them you were enveloped in a delicious, shady, coolness. Quite fascinating.
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