Guess the spot: Utah Edition

Rockskipper said:
Should've been more specific. It reminds me of Willow Wash in the Mussintuchit.
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No, but I can see the resemblance. Both this place and Willow Springs Wash have similar Cretaceous rock layers.

I had this thread in mind when I took the photos, so tomorrow I'll post a wider shot that's likely to give it away. A hint: the rock formation in the photo is named on the USGS topo.
 
Udink said:
No, but I can see the resemblance. Both this place and Willow Springs Wash have similar Cretaceous rock layers.

I had this thread in mind when I took the photos, so tomorrow I'll post a wider shot that's likely to give it away. A hint: the rock formation in the photo is named on the USGS topo.
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Hmmm...Cretaceous, named on topo...Cedar Mountain?
 
Rockskipper said:
Hmmm...Cretaceous, named on topo...Cedar Mountain?
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Oops, by "rock formation" I was referring to the the small pillar of rock, not the larger geologic layer (I can see how it was interpreted that way though).

Here's a wider view, should be a dead giveaway. Viewed from a different angle, the name of the rock formation makes a lot more sense. :)

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Easy one here - this no longer looks like this, so I post it more for historical reasons (took it a good 25 years ago), but where the h-e-double-hockeysticks is it?

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I figured, I've been there but didnt see any like that photo :( Here is the next photo, where is this cliff? (Hint: Zoom in to the notch)1763066201979.png
 
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