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Rainbow Over Cathedral Gorge, Nevada

Cathedral Gorge State Park, Nevada

I visited to Cathedral Gorge State Park in Lincoln, County, Nevada in May, 2018, and was treated to this wonderful passing rain storm and rainbow. Cathedral Gorge has amazing eroded mudstone rock formations, with many slot canyons etched into the surrounding canyon walls. Whether it’s day or night, when I’m passing by I always make a point of stopping in to see what new discoveries I find!

The State Campground there makes an excellent stopover, with showers and hookups for road-weary travelers. Here are a few of the photos I’ve captured at Cathedral Gorge.

Our border collie puppy Donnan, featured on the Nevada 2019 Visitor Guide front cover image
Night photography at Cathedral Gorge by Jeff Sullivan
Our border collie puppy Donnan, in an image featured on the Nevada 2019 state map

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Jeff Sullivan

Jeff Sullivan leads landscape photography workshops in national parks and public lands throughout California and the American West.

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