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  085 - The South Coyote Buttes (Print)
 
 
West of Lake Powell and north of the Grand Canyon, in a remote desert wilderness area, are the Coyote Buttes. Scattered across a bizarre red sandstone landscape are strangely sculptured formations. The largest concentration of these stone patterns are on the Utah-Arizona border. There are flat sandstone plateaus crisscrossed with knee-high stone fins. Some of these delicate fins are so thin, sunlight passes through them. There are tall stone towers and unusual arches in the South Buttes. This newsletter has a map and GPS coordinates to get you started on your explorations. Also included are directions to an area of balancing mushroom rocks near Glen Canyon Dam.

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Scattered across a bizarre red sandstone landscape are strangely sculptured formations. There are flat sandstone plateaus crisscrossed with knee-high stone fins. Some of these delicate fins are so thin, sunlight passes through them.
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Locations
  • Balancing Rocks
  • BLM Wilderness Area
  • Cottonwood Cove
  • Cottonwood Wash Road
  • House Rock Road
  • House Rock Valley Arch
  • Lake Powell
  • Lone Rock
  • Lone Tree Reservoir
  • Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness Area
  • Paw Hole
  • Pine Tree Pockets Road
  • Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness Area
  • Wahweap Arm
  • Water Holes Canyon
  • The Wave
  • Wirepass Trail