I had a unusual accommodation, the Village of many Nations. The first night I slept in a Tipi:
Inside i looked so:
The night was very cold, i was freezing in my sleeping bag. And no squaw was with me to warm me during the night, poor Winnetou had to freeze....
The second night I sleept in a Hoogan, which was much much warmer. I made a fire in the oven the light was reflected from the walls. Outside it was completly dark and silent, I was far far away from civilisation. The Hoogan from outside:
Inside view:
They also had a show, where an Indian told us many things about his culture and did a raindance.
In the park itself I did a walk through a river. It is very long, I did the short version. The long version is a full day with many kilometers in the water, you will need a bus transport for this version.
I did this hike twice, the second time I had proper equipment and also my walking sticks.The best hike there was up to Angels Landing. From there you have a nice overview over the valley, but you need courage, it goes straigth down over 1200 meters and is not secured. For the last part of this hike I was not brave enough, it goes over a very narraw path to the top.
On my last day there I did a short horse riding trip, was nice but not so spectacular like the hikes.
