A touching photograph shared in time for Father's Day has revealed the incredible bond between a Utah dad and his disabled son. The image, which was released by the U.S. Department of the Interior, shows James Geier, from Logan, pulling his quadriplegic son Jonah through the Arches National Park in Utah on a stroller. The eighteen-year-old, who has cerebral palsy, adores being outside, so his 60-year-old dad has made it possible for him to see the nation's most breathtaking sights since he was born. Mr Geier, a retired law enforcement officer, hiked three miles pulling Jonah nearly 500 feet over rock trails and up steps so that his son could experience the best views at Arches National Park.
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James Geier, 60, is pictured pulling his son Jonah, who has cerebral palsy, through Arches National Park in Utah on a specially-made stroller
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The image was taken in 2012 but warmed hearts when it was shared by the U.S. Department of the Interior on Instagram for Father's Day
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The Geier family have enjoyed taking Jonah on their hikes since he was born and the teen loves being outdoors, his dad said
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