 We were in for a really hot day as we entered this Park. |
 Red sandstone is everywhere |
 history of Nevada's first State Park |
 Elephant Rock |
 below Elephant Rock |
 "Life is good" even in 100 degree temp |
 the rocks have different natural designs etched by wind and water |
 The CCC built these cabins -- read more |
 The three cabins built by the CCC are now preserved. |
 What makes these rocks slanted? |
 Amazing how the plantlife can thrive in this desert. |
 we enter through the red sandstone boulders |
 Hedgehog Cactus |
 I didn't realize I was taking my picture too! |
 a little history of "Mouse" |
 Creosote bush |
 a branch of a creosote bush |
 Petroglyphs |
 Petroglyphs |
 Sandstone rocks with wind holes --- some may develop into arches |
 What information is communicated here? |
 Almost to the "Tank" |
 Wind holes in the rock. Mormon Tea bush in front. |
 rock art up-close |
 Mouse's Tank |
 Desert Holly |
 Monster Whale ... in a desert? |
 more identifiable rock art perhaps |
 Milkweed in the wash on the Mouse's Tank trail |
 Entering into an "Adventure of Color" |
 very colorful combination of plantlife and rock |
 truly is a rainbow of colors |
 Different landforms are result of weather processes |
 White Domes were used by filmmakers. Read on . . . |
 The White Domes: a cluster of rounded, cream-colored sandstone mounds |
 White Domes and a gathering of "ghosts" |
 The "ghosts" act as the gatekeepers to the hiking trail |
 Sunset on the White Domes -- a perfect ending to our trip. |