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If you look at the historical imagery in Google Earth, there is actually some newer imagery (maybe even from this year) than the default imagery that is rather poor quality, but it appears the washout has been repaired recently (if we're talking about the same washout).

Nobody should be allowed to develop their private property as they see fit. It should always be put up to a public vote, and private landowners should just eff off.

Haha. Reminds me of this sign in neighboring Wayne County, just south of Hanksville.

Delta on a hike last weekend. She turned one year old last month.

Haha, yep! I was trying to be clever. :D Your previous spot in UM Creek is visible somewhere in my photo.

My first thought was Zedd's Meadows as well but I couldn't line up the background scenery in Google Earth. UM Creek was throwing me off because while the scenery lined up, the trees on the hillsides look so much more dense in the photo than in the sat imagery. Next, name the peak I'm standing on:

UM Creek above Forsyth Reservoir?

That's totally it! I expected to have to post a couple more photos or give hints but you nailed it.

Next up:

Virgin Spring Canyon

No way I'm switching to an "i" anything so I'll continue using my inReach. :)

Super sweet report. I've long wanted to poke around that area but I'm not sure I'll ever get around to it.

Definitely close enough! About 2.5 miles south of Balanced Rock, out in the middle of the Petrified Dunes.

Next up:

Is it Pinnacle #1, between Cane Wash and Oil Well Flat?

I think the spot is easy to guess, but "guess the guidebook name" (which book I don't own) is a bit tougher... :)

That's it! You're up.

Hint: it's in a national park.

The Citadel