Here in The Wedge in the San Rafael Swell, I rode to the Little Grand Canyon overlook, then rode the Good Water Rim Trail:

I then drove into Buckhorn Wash to check out a military tunnel:

Interesting formations at Ruin Arch:

1000-year-old petroglyphs at Ruin Arch:

I tried to not fall into the water at Furniture Draw slot canyon:

I shook hands with a dinosaur:

Checking out some 2000-year-old pictographs:

I eventually emerged from the Buckhorn Wash and headed east to Green River, Utah, where I’m overnighting on a concrete pad that used to house a military barracks in a now-abandoned missile base:

Drone view of the abandoned base:

See the trip map for today’s drive.

I went mountain biking at the Ogden Bike Park:

I then relocated to the Chabad of Salt Lake City for Tisha B’Av. The Chabad has a food truck on site, which was a pleasant surprise:

I’ll be in place tomorrow for Tisha B’Av.

From my dispersed camping location in Central Wyoming, I mountain biked a bit north to a badlands formation, then south to the Castle Gardens, a 15th century Native American rock art site:

This morning, I rode the Munising Bay trail network outside of Munising, MI:

I then drove towards Marquette, visiting the sculpture garden Lakenenland along the way:

Continuing west, I rode the Marquette South trail network:

After riding the trails south of Marquette, I headed over to the Ojibwa casino of Marquette where I’ll be parked for Shabbos.

Good Shabbos!  See the trip map for today’s drive.