Red Canyon-Dixie Nat’l Forrest

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4.19.2019-Red Canyon, Dixie Forrest, Utah

We’ve been on the road about thirty minutes and are now approaching Red Canyon, which is part of the Dixie National Forrest and Zion National Park.


This area has had inhabitants for thousands of years. As in all areas like this water is at a premium if found at all. For them each day was a challenge for survival.

In the above picture the tall sentinel formations are called Hoodoos. Eventually Mother Nature will wear away the sand-stone rock substance at the bottom and in-between the two hoodoos.


This is not a Natural Bridge, definitely man-made. Same for the tunnel you will see in a couple of images.


Man-made, but it sure looks cool! Hard to believe the rock formation below.

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