详细的参考了前人的游记和官网的说明,基本制定出来的计划
day1.
1.马市,出发点》2.page
住page
day2. day3
2.page>3.paria canyon(the wave)抽签
根据抽签结果决定去the wave,or羚羊谷
如抽签不中,再延长1,2天
住page or 4.kanab

day4. 进入utah
4.kanab>5.zion NP>6.Bryce NP
5.zion:Zion - Mt. Carmel Highway scenic drive, hike:narrow
6.bryce:
drive 2hr:fairyand point-farview point-nature bridge-agua-rainbow point
有时间hike 3hr: queen's garden-navajo-sunset-sunrice,时间不够放下一天
看日落 sunset point
若有体力可moonlight hike
camp@bryce
day5.bryce>capital reef>arch
bryce point看日出--inspriation point
hike(如果上一天没时间hike)
7.8. sr24 or sr12 根据路况决定
capital reef--senic drive
9.arch 争取3pm前到达
drive to 1-2hr: firery furnace, hike windows
5pm出发去delicate arch看日落
day6. arch>dead horse point>canyonland>glenwood spring
arch日出
hike double arch and landscape arch >>
10.dead horse point SP> 11.canyonland--island in the sky
离开utah进入co
>>12 hot spring pool泡温泉
夜宿glenwood spring or aspen

day7.
aspen
>maroon bells
hike crater lake trail
>independecepass
>兔牙家
day8.
rocky mountain NP 如果1日不尽性再多1日可加boulder & US mint
兔牙家

day9.
离开卡罗拉多,穿过内布拉斯加,到iowa
amers
day10。
廊桥,isu的蝴蝶花园
前往麦迪逊,朋友叙旧
夜宿麦迪逊orchicago
day11.
芝加哥一日游,一个city tour,一个boat tour+hancock or sears登高
day12.
沙丘国家公园
夜宿底特律
day13
底特律朋友叙旧
day14
到家
加上中途机动的天数,估计是14-17天
总地图:
搬家的路线大概的设计好了, 计划是2周,行程3千多迈(5千公里),途径8个国家公园,10个州。这样一看,米国地图基本分成2瓣,一直斜穿过去。
这是期待已久的roud trip之一, 算是接着搬家实现了
其他几条很想走的路线
1.quebec--halifax-acadia-new england 观秋景,吃龙虾(基本是在我这搬家线的延长线上,覆盖美东北)
2.温哥华--阿拉斯加--北极 冬 or 夏 (一径向北,就不用说了)
3. thender bay--从加拿大穿越中部大平原--温哥华-banff-seattle- olympic np-冰川--黄石 春 (沿着美加边境走一圈)
4 加州1号公路 春or秋 (西海岸沿线)
5.东海岸沿线
这样,北美基本就搞定了,不知道能不能实现每年至少1条呢?


连看了一个月的野花,每周都出门hiking,都没有加州的reports里面那样的美景,忍受不了,本周末出门去加州赏花.
大概计划如下,今天下午先杀去joshua national park,争取日落前到,玩一会儿,在哪儿camping,然后第2天,沿路继续赏花,晚上到洛杉矶大吃大喝第3天,南下,继续赏花,然后路过圣地亚哥返回
结果......结果....居然出门前,农药ebay买的车车的遥控钥匙到了,那个遥控锁车的时候有点接触不良的样子,玩一圈居然把车车玩坏了!!!表现为没有电池的打不着火的状态,答答答的响,所有的指针都转到底又转回来,车子启动不了,用别的车电池也没办法启动....
我和当当都把所有camping/旅行需要的东西搬上车子了,居然出了这事!!!我们两正无奈的坐在车里等呢,农药万年不来上班的老板出现,农药赶紧抓住机会去meeting了,啥时候才能把车子修好上路阿啊啊啊阿阿阿!!!!!
郁闷的我只好在这里博....
贴几个野花的reports,要是看不到,我就....哭.....
March 9, 2008 Matt reports: Another weekend, another wildflower trip! This time, we were going to head straight for Joshua Tree National Park to see what everyone was raving about. Then the reports came in about Lake Elsinore so we added a huge detour to our trip. We were not disappointed! We came across some great patches of Lupine as we drove down the 57 from I-210, and then again along the 71. This stretch is very nice and green right now, and a great warm up for what was to come. Once on I-15, we began to see the orange glow of the poppies as we got closer to Lake Elsinore. We got off the freeway at the Diamond Drive exit, drove along Grape Street, and parked near Sedco Heights Drive. Here, we were treated to an incredible show of Poppies, Canterbury Bells, Wild Hyacinths (Blue Dick), Fiddleneck, Chia, Popcorn Flower, and a few others, including some very pretty blue flowers. We then made our way over to I-215 by way of Bundy Canyon Road, and continued on towards Joshua Tree. We took another detour down to Mecca, and proceeded to take the drive along Box Canyon Road. The Sand Verbena along this road was nice, but not quite as thick as at Amboy Crater. Still enough to smell though! We also spotted our first Desert Blazing Star, which turned out to be in good abundance further up the road. At another stop to see a huge patch of the Desert Dandelions, I went looking for a Desert Blazing Star to show someone else what it looked like, and ended up discovering a Ghost Flower instead! Poor thing was just inches from the pavement though, and will likely end up under somebody’s tire. Box Canyon Road was a great drive, with its abundance of flowers and neat rock formations. We finally made it into Joshua Tree, just as the sun was about to set behind the nearby mountains. We took the little nature trail just inside the park, and saw lots of the Arizona Lupine, Desert Poppies, Chia, and a surprising amount of Purple Mat. Further up the road we saw some large Desert Blazing Stars (20+ flowers on one plant), some blue Canterbury Bells, several Bladderpods, and even a few Bigelow Monkeyflowers! By the time we reached the Visitor Center, it was getting dark, so we turned around and did not get to see the rest of the park. Despite that, it was another incredible trip!
March 8, 2008 Susan reports: Lake Elsinore. The hill behind Walmart on Grape Street (I-15 Frwy and Railroad Canyon Road offramp). The hill is spectacular and covered with white, orange poppies, purple and blue. It is thick with flowers. All along Railroad Canyon Road between the I-15 Frwy and Canyon Lake the orange poppies are in full bloom. The hills are orange. Good access points are on the turnout for the water treatment plant and going up from the parking lot at the intersection of RR Cnyn Rd and Canyon Hills (light) by the Chevron station. Poppies are spectacular along the I-15 from Corona through Wildomar on the east side. A good turn off point is Lake Street. Follow the road that parallels the freeway south about ¼ mile. There is a thickly covered hill with easy access there.
March 5, 2008 Charity reports: Just thought you would like to know that there are a ton of flowers blooming right now in Lake Elsinore along Interstate 15. The hillsides are covered with California Poppies, in fact there are so many the hillsides have turned bright gold. There are also many Canterbury Bells, Chia, Lupines, Phacelia, Fiddleneck, and many others. Many of these flowers can be found right next to the road on Grape Street, which paralells the freeway just south of the Diamond Drive exit. It's been a few years since the bloom was this good. I am sending along a few photos as well. Also the Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve in Murrieta is blooming right now as well, with lupines, ground pink, shooting stars, chocolate lilies, california poppies, blue dicks, johnny jump ups, goldfields, milk maids and many others.
March 4, 2008 Matt reports: We paid another visit to Amboy Crater on Sunday March 2, and were once again treated to an incredible show. We began to notice yellow flowers along National Trails Highway a few miles west of the turnoff for the crater. Closer inspection revealed that they were mostly the Yellow Cups, with some nice Purple Phacelia mixed in. Once at the crater, the Desert Sunflowers were once again magnificent, probably even more so that last week. They are definitely at or near their peak. At the base of the crater just beyond the bench, there was also a nice display of the Desert Lilies, which are now beginning to bloom. We also found several of the Desert Five Spots within a couple hundred feet of the bench, both up the hill and in the small wash nearby. There was one Five Spot bush that must have had 20 flowers open at once, and many more to come! We found more Five Spots inside the crater (didn't see the white one though) and climbed all the way to the rim to enjoy the view from up there. At the top, we discovered that most of the green covering the side of the crater was actually Rock Daisies, which were also blooming in large numbers. Some smaller Purple Phacelia were also blooming in several places around the rim of the crater. Amboy Crater was so enjoyable that we spent longer than we had anticipated there, and didn't have enough time to visit Joshua Tree National Park. We did continue south along Amboy Road to 29 Palms, stopping at some of the places we had the week before. The Arizona Lupine through Sheep Hole Pass is still looking good, but definitely beginning to fade a little bit. Along the East/West section of Amboy Road, there is still plenty of the Sand Verbena and Dune Evening Primrose to be seen. It was another enjoyable trip though!

ps 有人说是自锁了,我们刚才不死心又试了一次,成功启动了,哈哈,出门
ps2 今天是俺们5年纪念日了,活活



