I consider myself quite lucky for the fact that I’ve been on 3 different week long houseboats trips on Lake Powell. Anyone that’s been there knows it’s a magical place unlike any other. If you haven’t been there, I highly recommend adding it to your bucket list. It wasn’t until recently that I had any idea there were roads up on the red rock that towers over Lake Powell. The moment I first saw a photo of Alstrom Point, I made a mental note that I must go there. I have vivid memories of exploring Lake Powell by boat and jet ski. It’s basically a canyon filled with water that has hundreds of fingers that shoot off the main body of water. You’ll feel like a kid again exploring it’s maze like wonders. The arches, rock formations and red rock that juts above you like skyscrapers is never-ending. Finding Alstrom Point was a ticket to an entirely new perspective of Lake Powell. An opportunity to sit high above this breathtaking place and bask in the sun during a time of year when the shorter days and cool shadows make boating on Lake Powell not very desirable. Although we were stationery at our campsite for 2 days, watching the light dance across the water and rock made every hour feel as though we were seeing something new. Check out our view of Alstrom Point…
We saw one truck drive past our camp and two or three boats on the lake. Other than that, we had the entire place to ourselves.
Once we got out to the point, there was a good handful of flat spots to choose from with fire rings. All offering the same spectacular view.
A full moon lit up the night sky.
The sunrise was spectacular and begged to be photographed.
It was the beginning of December, no better time or place to get a Christmas card photo.