Guess the spot: Utah Edition

[Magnus]

Haha, mine was a shot in the dark, but I took this photo a month ago with Guess the Spot in mind! (don't worry, he's not peeing in the photo)

 

[Pukwudgie]

Haha, mine was a shot in the dark, but I took this photo a month ago with Guess the Spot in mind! (don't worry, he's not peeing in the photo)

I haven't been here, but could it be Elk Ridge maybe above Hammond Cyn?

 

[Magnus]

Bingo! Right on. This spring was my first time up there, and it was gorgeous! You're up!

 

[Pukwudgie]

Bingo! Right on. This spring was my first time up there, and it was gorgeous! You're up!

Nice, Hammond is high on the list, did you get down there? I'll see what I can find for a pic.

 

[Pukwudgie]

Can you give me the USGS "T" elevation marker I'm standing at ?

 

[John Morrow]

4405T

 

[Pukwudgie]

4405T

That's a Bingo. Escalante looking toward Navajo Mtn. from the rim straight east of the "crack in the wall" e/e to Coyote Gulch. Good job John you're up.

 

[John Morrow]

That's a Bingo. Escalante looking toward Navajo Mtn. from the rim straight east of the "crack in the wall" e/e to Coyote Gulch. Good job John you're up.

Process of elimination, I suppose. Looked Escalante based on water flow, Navajo Mtn and rock layers. Then noticed almost no wingate really visible so must be down canyon when it became clear that the vegetation was within the high water mark of Powell. Then a quick topo look for a straight stretch of canyon downstream of Coyote
Fun. I'll have to come up with a pic now.

 

[John Morrow]

That's a Bingo. Escalante looking toward Navajo Mtn. from the rim straight east of the "crack in the wall" e/e to Coyote Gulch. Good job John you're up.

That crazy thumblike spire has no name I am aware of. The greater mesa that it rises from is a known feature and named on USGS maps, as is the canyon descending off right. Give me an approximate location of the photopoint or the thumb, or name the mesa or the canyon.