Guess the spot: Utah Edition

[RyanP]

Hint #1: this particular panel is overlooked by some other more famous attractions in the same canyon.

Hint #2: While many visitors come to this canyon to see evidence of its ancient inhabitants, some miss the trail-side markings of even more ancient inhabitants:


Hint #3: most visitors are excited to see the canyon's modern inhabitants, although they are damaging the canyon:

 

[Pukwudgie]

Horseshoe Canyon?

 

[RyanP]

Horseshoe Canyon?

You're up!

 

[Pukwudgie]

Where's is this arch?

 

[regehr]

I got nothing but the vibe feels Moab

 

[Rockskipper]

yeah, like kane creek

 

[Pukwudgie]

The wall in the background is part of the Colorado River gorge, but its not near Moab.

 

[Pukwudgie]

Within the last year someone on this site posted about a trip that passed this view.

 

[Pukwudgie]

Wall in the background is an analog to Amasa Back.

 

[Pukwudgie]

Wall in the background is an analog to Amasa Back.

Parallels GB of the SJ

 

[Brendan S]

I don't remember seeing any TRs from the area but looks a lot like area where Long/Bowns meet the Colorado and that seems consistent with the other clues.

 

[Pukwudgie]

I don't remember seeing any TRs from the area but looks a lot like area where Long/Bowns meet the Colorado and that seems consistent with the other clues.

That’s the spot you’re up.

 

[Pukwudgie]

They posted photos not a full TR their website has a full TR.

 

[Pukwudgie]

You’re up @Brendan S

 

[Pukwudgie]

Bump

 

[Brendan S]

 

[LarryBoy]

Looks like the burning hills area

 

[Brendan S]

Looks like the burning hills area

Nice guess but no.

 

[Pukwudgie]

Any insight into what species made that nest?

 

[Brendan S]

Any insight into what species made that nest?

Yeah ferruginous hawk. Very cool birds.