This last weekend, I traveled around the Book Cliffs of Utah. On my journey I visited two rock art panels and the town of Cisco, Utah which is nearly a ghost town now. Also, my travels took me to an old missile base near Green River and finally I explored the Kaiser Mine bath house just outside of Sunnyside, Utah. All of these places were great.

My first visit was to owl pictograph that I had seen in some rock art books.

An owl pictograph in the Book Cliffs of Utah.

A shield pictograph near the owl panel in the Book Cliffs.

On the way back to Green River I stopped in Cisco, Utah. It is a ghost town by all accounts.

An old post office in Cisco, Utah.

An old bus in Cisco, Utah.

After I filled up with gas in Green River and bought a water I went south a few miles to an old missile base.

An old hangar for test missiles.

A painted area which indicates you are in danger.

On my way home I had one more stop. An old mine outside of Sunnyside, Utah. This place was creepy. I spent most of my time in the abandoned bath house. It had tiles all over which were a strange shade of green. This is the creepiest building I have been in so far in Utah.

An old bath house for miners to shower after being down in the ground.

A bath house window with light pouring through.

The shower area of the old mine bath house.

And finally, on the way home, I saw a train which I thought looked photo worthy. This is a large panorama and looks better large.

A parked train near East Carbon, Utah.