Join UCMC Alumni Bob Kessler as he leads and exciting voyage of discovery and mystery to the Four Corners Area of Utah. High atop the Colorado Plateau (5000 - 6500 feet above sea level), we will hike into three small but spectacular canyons. These canyons had all been home to the intriguing Anasazi Indians, a people who inhabited the area over 700 years ago and left many examples of their presence.

Check out the Calendar below, and the detailed Itinerary under that. At the bottom of this page are some actual shots from the canyons we will be traveling in culled from guide books.

I T I N E R A R Y
Friday, March 15:		Leave Cincinnati at 5:00 PM. Drive non-stop (27 hours).
Saturday, March 16:		Arrive in Kane Gulch Ranger Station area by 6:00 PM. Car-camp
Sunday, March 17:		P/U Permits. Hike into South Mule Canyon to camp. 3 miles.
Monday, March 18:		Orienteer from South into North Mule, then exit. 5.5 miles.
		Drive to trailhead of Owl & Fish Creek Canyons. Car-camp.
Tuesday, March 19:		Hike Owl Creek and camp at confluence with Fish Creek. 6.3 miles.
Wednesday, March 20:		Hike into Fish Creek Canyon. Camp at exit point. 7.8 miles.
Thursday, March 21:		Dayhike in morning. Exit and orienteer to car. 2.2 miles.
		Drive to Road Canyon trailhead. Car-camp.
Friday, March 22:		Dayhike into Road Canyon. 7 miles round trip.
		Drive to Moab to clean-up. Car-camp.
Saturday, March 23:		Leave Moab area at 10:00 AM. Drive non-stop.
Sunday, March 24:		Arrive Cincinnati at 4:00 PM.