Canyonlands National Park

And what's the route? Because it's Arizona, Utah, you're going through a lot of the big national parks.

Yeah, so you go through the Great Fire or the Grand Fire, whatever they call it in Utah, like Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef.

And then Bryce Canyon.

And then you dip into the Grand Canyon for like 10 days.

At Capitol Reef National Park, several roads were closed or potentially impassable, and the park's historic orchards were temporarily closed because of mud from the heavy rains.

Canyonlands National Park was also under a flood warning, with muddy conditions making several popular backcountry roads particularly hazardous.

And at Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado, heavy rain sent water rushing through the park, creating crossings up to three feet deep on the park's primitive four-wheel drive road.

Meanwhile, at Chaco Culture National Historic Park in New Mexico, officials warned visitors to stay away after heavy rains made both access roads impassable.

Any other places of particular interest in the U.S.?

I love the Canyonlands, the

national parks.

Well, let's talk about outside, international.

See, I forgot you did it.

So the reason I wasn't here last time is because I went on a we had this trip planned in Canyonlands before I knew when you would be back from maternity leave.

It's fine.

You don't have to

And one of the talking points was how runners had to be evacuated from the Moab 240, which I then was looking up the course and the area from flash flooding.

I know.

And Canyonlands literally was formed by water.

Well, Sarah rushing through it