Guess the spot: Utah Edition

[Henk]

... and just ignore Henk!

 

[Henk]

Hint: The area is between Moab and the i-70

 

[mike_offerman]

Dinosaur tracks?

 

[Henk]

It's the "Dinosaur stomping grounds" one of the places with tracks North of Moab.
Tracking Dinosaur Stomping Grounds | Sierra Club
Your turn @mike_offerman

Ther are also several lines of potholes along the trail

 

[mike_offerman]

Looking for the name of the butte in the middle of the photo, or where I am standing.

 

[Jackson]

Junction Butte? Looks like the Grandview Point Trail in Island in the Sky.

 

[mike_offerman]

That's it! We had just climbed it the day before.

 

[Jackson]

That's it! We had just climbed it the day before.

What an awesome experience that must have been! I've only ever seen it from the vantage point in the photo. Would be awesome to be on top (and on the sides!).

Let's mix it up with a mountain photo.

 

[Jackson]

On a summer day, you'd see a lot of people on the trail that goes to this lake.

 

[Perry]

Looks like the eastern Lily Lake along the Notch Trail.

 

[Jackson]

Looks like the eastern Lily Lake along the Notch Trail.

You're in the neighborhood, but that isn't quite it. If you zoom in on the photo, you'll see a feature jutting into the lake that I think may have something to do with the lake's name but also to do with a prominent feature about a mile away.

 

[Perry]

You're in the neighborhood, but that isn't quite it. If you zoom in on the photo, you'll see a feature jutting into the lake that I think may have something to do with the lake's name but also to do with a prominent feature about a mile away.

Cliff Lake?

 

[Jackson]

Cliff Lake?

Haha dang, that is a perfect match for the hints I gave, but that's not it. A bit farther east and a tad north of there.

 

[Jackson]

I should've known people here avoid the popular spots! Haha. Here's the "back" side of the feature that the lake shares a name with--the dip in the ridgeline.

And to be clear, the lake in this photo is not the same lake as in the photo above. But I guess if you can name this lake, the dip, or the lake above, I'll give it to you.

 

[Perry]

I should've known people here avoid the popular spots! Haha. Here's the "back" side of the feature that the lake shares a name with--the dip in the ridgeline.

And to be clear, the lake in this photo is not the same lake as in the photo above. But I guess if you can name this lake, the dip, or the lake above, I'll give it to you.

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Clyde and the Notch?

 

[Jackson]

Yep, the Notch is the feature, but that's Meadow Lake below. Clyde Lake would be on the other side of the Notch.

Original picture I posted was Notch Lake, along the trail that goes past Clegg Lake, Dean Lake, and Bench Lake.

You're up!

 

[Perry]

Name the lake...

 

[Stickerbumper]

Island Lake along the Lakes Country Trail in the Uintas?

 

[Perry]

Island Lake along the Lakes Country Trail in the Uintas?

I figured that one was too easy.

You’re up!

 

[John Morrow]

That's it! We had just climbed it the day before.

No kidding? From that old "Govt trail". The kind of a basin on the Butte's west side? Rope for a rappel required?
Thanks,
John