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For clarification, on helping us with or guess, is 'formation' referring to a rock layer (for example, the Kayenta Formation) or some named feature (for example, the Toadstool Hoodoos). I've heard people refer to both things as formations.The nearest town is also the name of the formation according to the USGS map.
in this case, it is the actual geological formation. The formation is the same name as the nearby town. The wash also has a name. I would not have known the geological name or the name of the wash if I had not been traveling with a geologist one time and expressed interest.For clarification, on helping us with or guess, is 'formation' referring to a rock layer (for example, the Kayenta Formation) or some named feature (for example, the Toadstool Hoodoos). I've heard people refer to both things as formations.
Is it off of highway 50 pretty close to the turnoff to the city of Aurora?
It isn't Mt Terrill but I agree, it does have some similar vibesI don't think the details work out but I'm getting vibes of Mt Terrill
Yep! that is it!oh that's easy now-- Brian Head Peak?
Tried it alone once from Red Pine. Got sketched out and never went back. Haha.yep that's it! I've gotten turned around on this one a couple of times, ugh