I thought it would be an easy guess anyway and moreover with the post "When might the road to Salt Creek TH be ok?" just changing place before and below it for a while i'm surprised it took so long.
Not John's Canyon. Here is another view, this time looking downstream. It's probably more known for the upper part of the canyon which is a backpacking favorite of many, requires difficult to get permits for overnight stays and it takes a few days to backpack through the entire canyon. The lower part of the drainage (this photo) is also a dirt road. But it's closed so much that few ever get a chance to drive it! Frustrating, but the photo shows why the road gets closed after substantial flash flood damage:
It once was a bridge in South Eastern Utah that connected to an interesting site and, moreover, used to be a shortcut for the people from the other side to reach a school or hospital.
It was indeed the suspension bridge over the San Juan River, a couple of miles east of Bluff.
The Ruin at the other side is kwown as 14, 16 or 17 Room Ruin or as Casa del Echo.
we visited the place in 2005, the bridge was destroyed by a flood in 2007, and sofar not rebuild. @deelek you are up!
Trip log: Kids and Al went to Casa del Echo ruin and the Bluff Great house Got coffee at cute coffee shop, talked about WordPress with barista Hitched up Drove by 4 corners, decided not to stop sin…