Guess the spot: Utah Edition

[regehr]

ok! next up:

 

[regehr]

I'll throw in a few low-key clues:

• the fact that you can see a sign and a camper in the picture is significant-- there's a paved road hidden in there
• this picture doesn't capture the colors of the exposed layers very well, but this is a pretty area
• the colorful exposed area has a name and is pretty well-known, not an extremely obscure site

 

[John Morrow]

Are there railroad tracks, too, out of sight?

 

[Udink]

It looks like a large peak made out of sugar and stone.

 

[regehr]

indeed it's Big Rock Candy Mountain!

 

[Udink]

I think @John Morrow was onto it as well.

Next:

 

[Reef&Ruins]

Looks like over near Hanksville

 

[Udink]

Looks like over near Hanksville

It's near-ish to Hanksville, but there are several other towns that are closer.

 

[regehr]

has a Mussentuchit / Cathedral Valley look to me

 

[Udink]

has a Mussentuchit / Cathedral Valley look to me

Yes, it's smack in the middle of those two places. This feature does have a name, though.

 

[Henk]

Solomon's Temple

 

[Udink]

Solomon's Temple

Yep, that's it!

 

[Henk]

Where is this arch located?

 

[Michael]

CRNP?


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[Henk]

It is South of Hanksville

 

[regehr]

definitely a handsome little devil

 

[Henk]

Close to this little devil are 2 named Arches.
Coming from Hanksville on hwy 95 cross the Hite Bridge and keep going south for a while to get there.

 

[Titans]

Close to this little devil are 2 named Arches.
Coming from Hanksville on hwy 95 cross the Hite Bridge and keep going south for a while to get there.

How about Arch Canyon?

 

[Henk]

Arch Canyon is way to far, it's North of Fry Canyon

 

[Henk]

So, the place is somewhere along Hwy 95 between Hite Bridge and Fry Canyon

In the same area are 2 named Arches and also 2 Slot Canyons (+ another bonus)!