Weird Map Stuff

IntrepidXJ said:
Rabbit Valley....check out the Castle Rock and Knowles Overlook campsites. I've never seen anyone else at either of them. Take the Rabbit Valley exit and follow the McDonald Creek Road back towards Utah a few miles.
Click to expand...

Thanks, Randy. How are the roads out there? I see their website recommends no campers/travel trailers, but would my truck with a raft trailer like this probably do ok?

upload_2016-7-13_23-49-49.png
 
Nick said:
It's probably on a cable spanning the canyon. There's one like that over a canyon in Sandy.
Click to expand...
Must not always be out. I've hiked that canyon a few times now and have never noticed anything like that hanging above. I'll have to keep an eye up when I do it again.

Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
 
Maybe they put it up and it came down soon after. To be honest, I don't think it's appropriate. I love this country as much as the next guy, but I don't want flags flapping around 100 feet in the air when I'm enjoying the outdoors.
 
I have wondered what these lines were for awhile now. They crisscross Cedar Mesa in various spots.


I00009lYE.FxcvlU.jpg
 
  • Like
Reactions: Jmr
The long road like features almost mirror utility lines and the roads that are created by them, the way they do no deviate much at all when jumping over steep inclines up to higher levels or going through draws. The series of six cross slashes are probe areas? I don't know but intriguing.
 
I didn't even notice the crisscross lines on the road....
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top