Guess the spot: Utah Edition

I've often thought that I've probably never done anything in my 4runner that a properly skilled and motivated person in a shitty ford taurus who dgaf couldn't do
Have you ever lifted a tire in a Taurus? It takes zero skill. :D This is actually me, about 16 years ago.

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Okay, next up (since I'm sure I got the last one right):

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well I don't have any actual clue here but it's got a Book Cliffy look so I'm going with a wag that this is along the Price River as it enters the cliifs
 
Looks like there is a mountain behind those cliffs (between the 2nd and 3rd peaks).
 
Looks like there is a mountain behind those cliffs (between the 2nd and 3rd peaks).
yeah, though I still think it could be just a higher-up part of the Book Cliffs. I spent a few minutes looking around this area on GE but I failed to either find an exact match or convince myself that I was definitely wrong, so I'll stick with my wag
 
well I don't have any actual clue here but it's got a Book Cliffy look so I'm going with a wag that this is along the Price River as it enters the cliifs
You're in the right general area, but it's not the Price River. There is year-round flowing water in the canyon I was standing in, though (I feel like any hint I could give would be a dead giveaway, so that should probably let someone nail it). :)
 
That's it. This was taken less than a mile up Range Creek from where it joins the Green River in Gray Canyon (facing east directly toward the Green).
Holy cr@p, i can't believe I got it. I've never been to that part of Utah. It's amazing what a picture and some clues can do.
 
That's it. This was taken less than a mile up Range Creek from where it joins the Green River in Gray Canyon (facing east directly toward the Green).
Anything good in that area? I see that cairn on top of that boulder.
 

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