Guess the spot: Utah Edition

[Titans]

That's correct, you are up @deelek ! Here's a photo of the coal vein in Coal Mine Wash.

 

[deelek]

Rare selfie

 

[zionsky]

The vortex?

 

[deelek]

The vortex?

Not the vortex. The only vortices I know of are in Sedona

 

[3d3vart]

Somewhere in the Red Cliffs NCA/Red Mtn Wilderness looking toward Veyo Volcano and the Pine Valley Mtns?

Rare selfie
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[deelek]

Somewhere in the Red Cliffs NCA/Red Mtn Wilderness looking toward Veyo Volcano and the Pine Valley Mtns?

That is correct @3d3vart. The feature not surprisingly is called the bowl

 

[IntrepidXJ]

That is correct @3d3vart. The feature not surprisingly is called the bowl

Also called The Vortex

https://hikestgeorge.com/hiking-trails/the-bowl-the-vortex-lower-sand-cove/

 

[deelek]

Also called The Vortex

https://hikestgeorge.com/hiking-trails/the-bowl-the-vortex-lower-sand-cove/

Well than I guess it's yours @zionsky

 

[zionsky]

Well than I guess it's yours @zionsky

I haven't been there but it is on my "to do" list

 

[zionsky]

 

[3d3vart]

Above Canaan Springs looking out over CanaanWash to Lost Spring Mountain.

View attachment 86182

 

[zionsky]

Above Canaan Springs looking out over CanaanWash to Lost Spring Mountain.

Also called "the notch" @3d3vart your up!

 

[3d3vart]

Name the summit?

 

[SteveR]

Stumped, really, but will take a stab at the general location.
Book Cliffs?

 

[3d3vart]

Stumped, really, but will take a stab at the general location.
Book Cliffs?

Wrong part of the state.

 

[Jazzy Joe]

Seems reminiscent of the plateaus around Hurricane...or maybe even Big Water.

 

[regehr]

I'll throw out "west desert" as a guess, there are some locations for example in the House Range where the rock layers look similar to this

 

[3d3vart]

Seems reminiscent of the plateaus around Hurricane...or maybe even Big Water.

Closer.

 

[Bob Wire]

Name the summit?

View attachment 86183

Cave Point, EGSNM

 

[3d3vart]

Cave Point, EGSNM

Not Cave Point, but it is in GSENM and you're just about at the correct latitude. Try further west and higher elevation.