This National Park had some interesting rock formations.
Hiking into the narrows might be interesting. Just be ready with sturdy water boots and a good hiking stick. We stopped just before the wet section.
For camping we arrived early, waited in line and got a reasonably level, dirt site. Though there were a few taller trees for some shade there was little between sites for privacy. The mule deer enjoyed wandering through.
Overall though neither of us were excited about this park. Maybe we have seen so many other more interesting things. Maybe we are just burnt out. Or maybe there were just too many other people hogging the trails.
For anyone who may want to visit, I think one day is enough here. And east of the tunnel is the best part of the park.
