Guess the spot: Maps Edition

[Bob]

Here is one, may be easy? Some of us "older" may have actually been there done that here....... Where is this?

 

[uintahiker]

@Bob Great job! You're up!

 

[steve]

Is it east of I-15 and north of hw6?

 

[Bob]

East of I-15 but not near 6.

 

[steve]

north of 80?

 

[Bob]

Ways south of I-80

 

[Bob]

Ok, think snow ..........

 

[Bob]

Everyone give up on this one? Been awhile.....

 

[Nick]

Everyone give up on this one? Been awhile.....

If you're gonna bump it, we at least need another hint!

 

[Bob]

Around Blanding ...... Monticello area

 

[Kullaberg63]

The old ski hill in the Abajo mtns.

 

[SirDonB]

the end of forest road 0086 next to the Dalton Spring Campground

 

[Bob]

.....to easy of a hint, do you know the name ?

 

[Kullaberg63]

Blue Mountain ski resort.

 

[Bob]

Ok, now you got it......

 

[Kullaberg63]

An iconic place for participants in a certain outdoor activity.
Hint: this is not sandstone, and not in Utah.


image by kullaberg631, on Flickr

 

[Udink]

An iconic place for participants in a certain outdoor activity.
Hint: this is not sandstone, and not in Utah.

Joshua Tree NP: https://maps.google.com/maps?q=josh...0.004946,0.010568&t=k&hq=joshua+tree,+ca&z=18

Next up:

 

[Kullaberg63]

Yes, udink got it very fast.

Joshua Tree's Hidden Valley campground, a favored winter hang-out for the legendary Stone Masters of the 70's Yosemite climbing scene. This was back in the day of free unlimited camping of the then designated Monument.

 

[Udink]

It's been a while with no guesses, so here's a wider view. The little blue spot to the right of center is a named feature on the USGS topo map.

 

[Artemus]

Looks thermal. Well, I zoomed around Jellystone and couldn't find it.