Guess the spot: Utah Edition

[regehr]

Crap! I'm on a plane. Let me see what I can come up with. Sorry for the poor quality. I took this out a dirty window with heat waves from the engine. I'm pretty sure where it is

Did you seriously just come up with a "guess the spot" by pointing your camera out of the airplane window?? Amazing.

 

[Perry]

I had taken a bunch of pics about 30 minutes before and they came in handy [emoji4]

If I could guess @Jackson’s pic I have a couple more.

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[Rockskipper]

We're all going to have to start flying around to get good guess the spots, eh?

 

[Jackson]

First hint for mine is that it's north of I-70. Here it is again.

 

[Rockskipper]

Cottonwood Canyon in the Swell?

 

[Jackson]

Cottonwood Canyon in the Swell?

Not too far from there. This is a few miles to the west.

 

[deelek]

Nine Mile Canyon?

 

[Jackson]

Nine Mile Canyon?

Not quite as close. Too far north.

 

[Udink]

Buckhorn Wash?

 

[Jackson]

Buckhorn Wash?

Pretty much. This is near the confluence of Calf Canyon and Pine Canyon, looking out toward Buckhorn Wash.

You're up!

 

[Udink]

Hopefully not too obscure:

 

[Rockskipper]

Some of the communication towers on Cedar Mountain?

 

[Udink]

Some of the communication towers on Cedar Mountain?

No, however here's a hint: there is no road leading to this summit.

 

[Rockskipper]

How do they get up there to maintain the towers? Helicopter?

 

[Jmr]

the abajos?

 

[Rockskipper]

There's a road going to the top of Abajo Peak, unless it's on one of the other nearby mountains.

 

[regehr]

Pretty much. This is near the confluence of Calf Canyon and Pine Canyon, looking out toward Buckhorn Wash.

Crazy, I've been right there and didn't recognize this!

 

[Artemus]

Canyon Mountains. Gunsight peak in the distance.

 

[Artemus]

How do they get up there to maintain the towers? Helicopter?

Not uncommonly done.

 

[Jackson]

Crazy, I've been right there and didn't recognize this!

We'll blame it on the shadow in the foreground.