Where is it? (Poor mans version)

[StudChild]

Willard Peak

[skiclimb3287]

Willard Peak

Nope. Correct range though.

[Scott P]

It's the Alpine Ridge. Somewhere near White Baldy perhaps?

[skiclimb3287]

It's the Alpine Ridge. Somewhere near White Baldy perhaps?

Nailed the ridge! Now to get the peak. Head west from White Baldy.

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[wasatchghost]

Just to the east of the pfeifferhorn?

[skiclimb3287]

Just to the east of the pfeifferhorn?

Nope. West of the pfeifferhorn along the alpine ridge. The pic is taken looking west.

[wasatchghost]

hmmm...It's got to be east of Lone Peak, so maybe near Thunder Peak?

[skiclimb3287]

Well, only one choice left, gotta name it I guess! Still west of the thunders, and you are correct, east of Lone Peak. That happens to be Lone Peak in the background of the photo.

[Dr. Nebz]

1st guess- Upper Bells Peak

2nd guess- Bearstooth

[skiclimb3287]

You got it! Upper Bells Peak it is. You're up!

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[Dr. Nebz]

In the spirit of the season, I thought I would put this one up of me hiking in the fall. Name this hike in the Wasatch.
48529

[skiclimb3287]

From the background, I am going to guess Grandeur, but I am thinking I am too far west...

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[Dr. Nebz]

From the background, I am going to guess Grandeur, but I am thinking I am too far west...

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Yup, Grandeur is for sure west of this location. You are in the right canyon though. :nod:

[Scott P]

Dang, I had almost forgotten about this thread.

Anyway, my guess for the new photo is Thayne Peak.

[Dr. Nebz]

Dang, I had almost forgotten about this thread.

Anyway, my guess for the new photo is Thayne Peak.

Nope, but good guess. Not on a peak, this is a trail up that canyon. More like a saddle in the trail.

[Scott P]

Not on a peak, this is a trail up that canyon.

I see. I meant the peak in the photo, rather than the point from which is was taken. I should have read the question better.

Since I think it is Thayne Peak as viewed from the northeast, I would have to go for near White Fir Pass from the photo was taken. Perhaps the Bowman Fork Trail (or the very nearby Elbow Fork to Terraces trail)?

My initial though was the trail to Lambs Canyon Pass, but Thayne Peak looks too close.

[Dr. Nebz]

Perhaps the Bowman Fork Trail

Bingo! This pic was taken on the saddle before Baker Spring on the Bowman Fork Trail. Awesome Scott P- you are up!

Love this hike in the fall, so many colors and a nice raspberry patch up there too!

[Scott P]

Name the mountain.

48579

In many ways, this could be a hard one to identify since not many climb it, but in one way identifying it is going to be quite easy, provided one is old enough.

[bowjunkie]

Old man Moutain!!

[Udink]

Patmos Head? And if so, did you hike all the way up from the south? I thought you could drive pretty close to the top from the north.

[Scott P]

Patmos Head?

Yes.



And if so, did you hike all the way up from the south?


Yes; from Geneva Mine.




Old man Moutain!!




The reference to the "old enough" simply came from the fact that this almost exact photo is printed in the original 1983 version of the Utah Mountaineering Guide.

[bowjunkie]

I was referring to old man in estes park they are similar !! but comparing the pic close deff. different

[Udink]

The reference to the "old enough" simply came from the fact that this almost exact photo is printed in the original 1983 version of the Utah Mountaineering Guide.
I was wondering about that...

Ok, next up. This is a 15-second exposure taken during a full moon.

48586

[denaliguide]

needles overlook

[Udink]

No, sorry. This is a little closer to the last photo by Scott.

[Scott P]

It looks kind of like the Cedar Mountain area, but I don't remember a fence up there?:ne_nau:

[Udink]

It looks kind of like the Cedar Mountain area, but I don't remember a fence up there?:ne_nau:
Yep, Cedar Mountain overlook. There are fences at both overlooks, and judging by the construction, they've been there for a long time. Your turn again.

[Scott P]

48638

[Udink]

Hah...I'll let someone else get this one, but it wasn't too long ago that I was there--got an almost identical photo. :haha:

48639

[trackrunner]

looks familiar but I can't remember.

I'll guess different angle of notch peak

[Scott P]

No, not Notch Peak. It's in a different range.

[uintahiker]

I'm guessing down in the Henry mtns.?

[Scott P]

Yes, but be more specific. It shouldn't be hard now as the Henry Mountains aren't that big.

[ibenick]

Ellsworth

[Scott P]

No, not Ellsworth.

[uintahiker]

Mt Ellen?

[Scott P]

No, not Mt. Ellen.

Certainly many Bogley members have seen the mountain above.

[canyonaddict]

Mt. Holmes?

Justin

[Scott P]

No, not Mount Holmes.

[bowjunkie]

must be Bull Mountain !!

[Scott P]

Yes, Bull Mountain.

Anyone who has driven to Hanksville, Bullfrog, or Hite has see this mountain.

[bowjunkie]

go again Scott access my photo's


oops can't access my photos

[tmartenst]

Keeping this going....

Name the peak

48825

[canyonaddict]

The Pfiefferhorn?

[tmartenst]

You got it, that was easy but not many see that angle so I took a gamble.

[canyonaddict]

Ya the angle threw me off at first...

Apparently I can't post a link or image yet so..........

[canyonaddict]

.........I think I just need a couple more...........

[canyonaddict]

.......and this should do it. Probably too easy for this crowd but I'm still getting to know you Bogley folks.....

http://www.justinkerns.com/bog/IMG_7915.jpg

[ibenick]

Looks like the nuts and bolts of the Maze Overlook up there. Aka, Brimhall Point.

http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4.php?ll=38.234833,-109.999211&t=t2

[canyonaddict]

Looks like the nuts and bolts of the Maze Overlook up there. Aka, Brimhall Point.

Yep! Guess it was too easy - I'll use a harder one next time. You're up!

Justin

[ibenick]

Here we go...

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5203/5366943899_a8d2f5756f_z.jpg

[Philippe]

Crack canyon ?

[ibenick]

Crack canyon ?

Yep. You're up Philippe!

[Philippe]

Where is that ?

48983

[zzyzx]

Northwest of Bullfrog?

[Philippe]

Northwest of Bullfrog?

No, sorry.

[trackrunner]

no clue. no way it's goblin valley but I'll guess that. tag me if it's right

[Philippe]

no clue. no way it's goblin valley but I'll guess that. tag me if it's right

That is not close to Goblin Valley but it is in Utah.

[cyrstal]

Near The-Hole-In-The-Rock-Road?

The Red Ledges in the San Rafael Swell?

[Philippe]

The Red Ledges in the San Rafael Swell?

That's far away.


Near The-Hole-In-The-Rock-Road?

That is not close... but I am pretty sure that some people who visited the site on my picture have taken Hole in the Rock road before.

Philippe

[zzyzx]

I've seen a lot of this eroded rocks, hmm....

Maybe next to UT 12?

[Philippe]

I've seen a lot of this eroded rocks, hmm....
Maybe next to UT 12?

yes, there are several places with these kinf of rocks.


Maybe next to UT 12?

No, sorry


My answer to a previous post could help you :
"I am pretty sure that some people who visited the site on my picture have taken the Hole in the Rock road before."

And you, zzyzx, should have a good chance to find this place even if you have never been there.

The weather was overcast so I added some contrast on my picture and in the process it also added some more color : in the sun these rocks are less red and more brownish

Philippe

[trackrunner]

near the red toadstools off of hwy 89 between Kanab & Page?

[Philippe]

near the red toadstools off of hwy 89 between Kanab & Page?

No that's far away.

Another clue about what I wrote before: "I am pretty sure that some people who visited the site on my picture have taken the Hole in the Rock road before."
These people who have probably visited the place displayed on my picture after traveling the Hole in the Rock road were brave mormons pionners.



Philippe

[cyrstal]

near Bluff - Recapture Pocket :mrgreen:

[Philippe]

near Bluff - Recapture Pocket :mrgreen:

Yes, you're up !

[zzyzx]

Nice puzzle Phillipe.
I know that the mormons headed from SLC to Bluff area, but I've never been there.
The Recapture Pocket, nice area, looks similar to Pedestal Alley.

[Philippe]

Nice puzzle Phillipe.

Thank you, Michael


I know that the mormons headed from SLC to Bluff area, but I've never been there.

This was the clue as these rocks are quite dfficult to identify. Recapture Pockets seems to be popular among some German fans of the Southwest.



The Recapture Pocket, nice area, looks similar to Pedestal Alley


Not so much, Recapture Pocket is not so colorful and there are not capped hoodoos.

Philippe

[cyrstal]

Where stands this needle?

[trackrunner]

grand staircase?

[uintahiker]

Kodachrome Basin SP.

[cyrstal]

grand staircase?
Yes


Kodachrome Basin SP.
No

[zzyzx]

Old Sheffield Rd. near Escalante.

[cyrstal]

you are close, but Old Sheffield Road is not exactly the place

[zzyzx]

Rim area - TH Phipps Arch @ OSR?

[cyrstal]

Rim area - TH Phipps Arch @ OSR?
Not at the Old Sheffield Road.
Another Road is closer.
(How accurate must be the answer?)

[zzyzx]

West of Hole In The Rock Rd.?

[trackrunner]

(How accurate must be the answer?)

how ever close you want it to be with in reasonable chance of someone guessing. someone got the right answer naming the correct country.

[cyrstal]

Hole in the Rock Road is too far away.
The Needle stands less than half a mile from the Old Sheffield Road away.
You can see it from a road - which road?

[ibenick]

Highway 12?

[zzyzx]

Yep, Hyw 12. Ca 1.5 mls from Phipps Cayn TH.
Petrified Spring?

[cyrstal]

Highway 12?
Yes, Highway 12.
In the curve between the Lookout Point and Old Sheffield Road.

Sorry zzyzx, ibenick was faster.

[zzyzx]

Sorry zzyzx, ibenick was faster.

No problem, crystal.
Do you have more of these pics?
I love this kind of spires, etc.

[canyonaddict]

Well let's keep this going:

http://www.justinkerns.com/bog/108-0851_IMG.jpg

[wasatchghost]

Lavender canyon?

[canyonaddict]

Lavender canyon?

Not sure if you mean in Cedar Breaks or outside of Needles. Either way it isn't either of them but is somewhere in between.

[mattandersao]

Is that the Fremont River?

[canyonaddict]

Nope not the Fremont.

[ibenick]

Dirty Devil?

[canyonaddict]

Yes it is the Dirty Devil.

[ibenick]

Yes it is the Dirty Devil.

So do I win or are you looking for more detailed information?

[canyonaddict]

Sorry I was really looking for the canyon on the opposite shore. I thought the fin at the mouth would give it away, at least to those who have seen it. If it is too hard I can give more hints. That normal looking mouth hides a spectacular slot just upstream.

[ibenick]

Happy Canyon?

[canyonaddict]

Happy Canyon?

Ding ding ding! What a great canyon although not super easy to access. I took this photo from the remains of the Jeep road on the opposite shoulder. Crossing the river was fun since this was Feb. and it was :cold:

You're up!

[ibenick]

Sounds like a really fun trip!

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5142/5682867316_c0045dd36d_z.jpg

[canyonaddict]

Needles?

[ibenick]

Needles?

Nope.

[trackrunner]

coyote buttes

[ibenick]

coyote buttes

Nope.

[skiclimb3287]

Thought I remembered seeing this photo on your blog. With a little bit of searching...Shot Canyon, the Maze

[ibenick]

Thought I remembered seeing this photo on your blog. With a little bit of searching...Shot Canyon, the Maze

I need to start posting stuff I haven't put up on the blog! You're up!

http://backcountrypost.com/?p=707

[skiclimb3287]

Sorry...felt a bit like cheating after I posted it...but I guess it's a case of just paying attention :nod:

Name the wash:

49378

Not sure if this has enough detail to get it, but if it proves too challenging, I will give hints in the form of additional photos.

[Jammer]

Ding ding ding! What a great canyon although not super easy to access. I took this photo from the remains of the Jeep road on the opposite shoulder. Crossing the river was fun since this was Feb. and it was :cold:


Wow -- the channel is different than when I was there. What year was this? In June 2009 the river cut through what looks like the dry wash from Happy.

- Jamal

[Jammer]

Sorry...felt a bit like cheating after I posted it...but I guess it's a case of just paying attention :nod:

Name the wash:





Harris Wash?

- Jamal

[skiclimb3287]

Harris Wash?

- Jamal

Nailed it! Nice work. Thought it would take a bit more than that. Guess Harris Wash has the popularity. Loved the cracked mud in the wash that weekend. Here's another one from the same day:

49391

[Jammer]

Nailed it! Nice work.

Cool -- that was my instinct for some reason, then I almost talked myself out of it and said Upper Escalante River Canyon. So...

Name the point/trailhead:

49392

[canyonaddict]

Wow -- the channel is different than when I was there. What year was this? In June 2009 the river cut through what looks like the dry wash from Happy.

- Jamal

Yes I have seen it like that as well in some years. That photo was 2007.

Justin

[Sandstone Addiction]

Total guess here--

Somewhere by Kanab?

[trackrunner]

may need to play 20 question. anywhere near escalante?

[Jammer]

Kanab is closer than Escalante.

Probably the least popular way to get to a very popular place.

- Jamal

[ibenick]

Looks kind of like the Paria Desert in the vicinity of Coyote Buttes South.

[Jammer]

Looks kind of like the Paria Desert in the vicinity of Coyote Buttes South.

Looking for something more specific -- ie where is the picture taken FROM?

- JG

[trackrunner]

steamboat rock near buckskin?

[Jammer]

steamboat rock near buckskin?


Correct! Steamboat Rock is the formation in the middleground. Picture taken from the top of Middle Route. The Buckskin Gulch is the canyon hidden in between.

- Jamal

[trackrunner]

49402

name the spot where the photo was taken or if too hard name the peak

[trackrunner]

not a guess? it's a famous peak driven by a lot but normally you see it from the highway not the backside wilderness. the two colors of the sandstone should help narrow the location this is.

[Jammer]

Hmm.... Backside of Checkerboard Mesa?

- Jamal

[trackrunner]

Hmm.... Backside of Checkerboard Mesa?

- Jamal

no. but correct general area, east side wilderness access south from hwy 9. but this is further west

[oldno7]

actually, it is the backside of Bridge Mtn.

But go ahead and post jammer, I got nothin' for a minute.

[trackrunner]

actually, it is the backside of Bridge Mtn.

But go ahead and post jammer, I got nothin' for a minute.

oldno7 correct. the answer to the original question was hepworth wash. Jammer guess your up unless kurt beats you to it

[Jammer]

@oldno7 (http://www.bogley.com/forum/member.php?u=2899) correct. the answer to the original question was hepworth wash. @Jammer (http://www.bogley.com/forum/member.php?u=1780) guess your up unless kurt beats you to it

OK -- I'll do another. A little different style this time; where is this?

49500

[trackrunner]

I know I know I found it but I'll let someone else answer this.

[StudChild]

Bowknot Bend?

[Jammer]

Bowknot Bend?

Sorry -- that's not it.

[ibenick]

The Loop!

[Jammer]

The Loop!

That is correct, sir!

Back to you!

- Jamal

[trackrunner]

I know I know I found it but I'll let someone else answer this.

for those that didn't but want to know where it is
N 38.23120 W 109.81946

[ibenick]

Name any of the peaks in this photo. (taken through the window of a Cessna)

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6058/6355974699_5c5bfc0039_b.jpg

[Sandstone Addiction]

Hmmm, how about Santaquin/Loafer peaks?

[ibenick]

Hmmm, how about Santaquin/Loafer peaks?

Nope.

[trackrunner]

hayden

[ibenick]

hayden

Nope. And this is not the Uinta range.

[Sandstone Addiction]

How about Cherry Peak with Naomi in the background?

[ibenick]

How about Cherry Peak with Naomi in the background?

You nailed it!

[Sandstone Addiction]

WOO HOO!!! I got my first one.

Where is this?

[Old Jeeper]

Kane Creek Canyon

[Sandstone Addiction]

Correct! :2thumbs:

Very fun section of atv only trail in Upper Kane Creek.

Good job Old Jeeper, you're up.

[Old Jeeper]

Thanks.
How long have those ramps been there? Probably been 10 years since I was last there.

Next...
Name the trail 49576

[Jammer]

Deadman Trail. Is that the name? Going from the Spur area down to the Great Gallery.

- Jamal

[Old Jeeper]

49584

You are right. Take it.

[Jammer]

You are right. Take it.

Here we go:


49586

[Sandstone Addiction]

How long have those ramps been there? Probably been 10 years since I was last there.

The first time I'd seen them was last year, we took that trail in June. Not sure why the ramps were bolted to the rock, kinda took a lot of the fun away...

That's a pretty good memory after 10 years! :2thumbs:

[ibenick]

Pretty sure I know this one from one of your videos but I'll wait and see if anyone else actually knows it before I offer my guess...

[Scott P]

How long have those ramps been there?


Since 1930 or the early 1930's. They were probably built by the Tidwells and it is assumed that it was built from parts from the abandoned oil well from Phillips Petroleum (the well was abandoned in 1929).

I recognise the newest photo, but I'm leaving for Thanksgiving weekend so will let someone else answer and post a photo.

[Jammer]

Hmm... two that know, but no official guessess yet.

I thought this picture would pair nicely with another recent photo in this thread (let's see if that brings out any guesses from those waiting in the wings.)

- Jamal

[canyonaddict]

Sure looks like Happy looking towards the DD from above the narrows. Maybe?

Justin

[Jammer]

Sure looks like Happy looking towards the DD from above the narrows. Maybe?

Justin

You got it. Same point in bg as your shot -- just from a completely different angle.

Have at it.
- Jamal

[canyonaddict]

Here we go:

http://www.justinkerns.com/bog/114-1449_IMG.jpg

[Sandstone Addiction]

How about Chicken Corners?

[canyonaddict]

Dang that was easy - although you posted the Kane Creek pic so obviously you've been to the area. Yep Chicken Corners off the end of the Lockhart Basin Road looking at Pyramid Butte.

Next!

[Sandstone Addiction]

Dang that was easy - although you posted the Kane Creek pic so obviously you've been to the area. Yep Chicken Corners off the end of the Lockhart Basin Road looking at Pyramid Butte.

Next!

Yea, after being introduced to the Jeep Safari in '91, spent many a weekend 4-wheeling, motorcycle/atv riding and hiking all over that country. Still have many places that I have yet to see.

OK, let's try someplace a bit greener.

Name the lake:

[ibenick]

Kamas Lake?

[Sandstone Addiction]

Kamas Lake?

You got it--perfect!

I first saw this lake while looking for Garrett Bardsley years ago and have since hiked back in with my boys to catch some fine cutts.

OK Nick, you're up.

[ibenick]

I got skunked when I fished it last year. Didn't stay for long though.

Here's another mountain shot. Name the pass, the drainage or one of the lakes.

http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5213/5386350654_8efd320c5d_b.jpg

[wes242]

Looks like the top of Bald mountain in the very back, so after looking on a map since I haven't been to this spot I am gonna say that is Cuberant Lake on the top.

[ibenick]

Looks like the top of Bald mountain in the very back, so after looking on a map since I haven't been to this spot I am gonna say that is Cuberant Lake on the top.

Correct range but this is further east.

[Scott P]

Is it Fox-Quent Pass?

[ibenick]

Is it Fox-Quent Pass?

Nope. This is west of there.

[Mtnseeker1]

Four lake basin with Grandady in the distance? OOPs never.mind

Atwood

[ibenick]

Nope, not Four Lake or Atwood. This is west of Atwood and east of Four Lakes.

[skiclimb3287]

Garfield Basin?

[ibenick]

Garfield Basin?

Nope.

[uintahiker]

Blacks fork drainage.

[ibenick]

Blacks fork drainage.

Nope.

[skiclimb3287]

Brown Duck Basin?

[ibenick]

Brown Duck Basin?

Nope.

[wes242]

Bluebell? Farmers lake?

[ibenick]

Bluebell? Farmers lake?

You got it! That's the east side of Bluebell Pass we were climbing and the big lake is Farmers Lake in the Swift Creek drainage.

[wes242]

You got it! That's the east side of Bluebell Pass we were climbing and the big lake is Farmers Lake in the Swift Creek drainage.

That place looked so familiar.... however I haven't been there before. Makes me want to get back up to the Uintas this next year.

This one is a bit north..... What Lake is this?

49751

[Scott P]

I think it's Hell Roaring Lake (Sawtooth Mountains), but it's been several years now so I am not 100% sure.

One thing I am 100% sure on is that that is the Finger of Fate in the background (upper right).

[wes242]

I think it's Hell Roaring Lake (Sawtooth Mountains), but it's been several years now so I am not 100% sure.

One thing I am 100% sure on is that that is the Finger of Fate in the background (upper right).


Yep thats it.... My brother in law took me up there in mid May and we still has some snow up above our Knees and the trail was a river hiking in.... Not the best trip I have been on...

[trackrunner]

looking forward to Scott P many options of pics to choose from

[Scott P]

I'm leaving town so after this afternoon can't get back until tomorrow night, but here's my photo.

[skiclimb3287]

Pretty sure this is wrong, but the trail leading to the Moab Dinosaur trackway?

[Scott P]

No. A few hundred miles from Moab.

[trackrunner]

red cliffs desert reserve SW Utah?

[Felicia]

AZ Painted Desert area?

[kamashak]

Topaz mountain

[Scott P]

No to all of the above.

Hints to narrow it down: This one is actually along a popular trail within a national park. The feature where Kessler is walking is a well known and named feature (which is what I am looking for as an answer). In front of him (and out of sight) is a well-known cave.

[uintahiker]

I think I've got it- right outside of Mantle's Cave in Dinosaur National Monument.

[Scott P]

Hundreds of miles from Dinosaur NM. It's actually in a national park and along a very popular trail.

I am looking for the name of the feature in the photo or the cave. If no one gets it, I guess the name of the trail will do, but it should be easy to guess after the trail is named.

[Sandstone Addiction]

Looks like Grand Canyon NP.

[Scott P]

Looks like Grand Canyon NP.

Yes, but be more specific.

[wes242]

Horseshoe Mesa

[Scott P]

Yes. You are up.

[wes242]

sweet...
What Lake is this?
I been wanting to go back here again...
49817

[zzyzx]

Reflection Lake ;-)
BTW a beautiful picture.:2thumbs:

[Scott P]

Edit:

Never mind.

I'll set someone else guess.

[wes242]

Reflection Lake ;-)
BTW a beautiful picture.:2thumbs:

Nope thats not it...

[Scott P]

I guess if no one else is going to guess, I could try and narrow it down.

Is it in the Uinta Mountains?

[skiclimb3287]

Kermsuh Lake?

[wes242]

Yes it is in the Uintas...... but it isn't Kermsuh Lake.

[wes242]

heres a view the other way

49827

[ibenick]

Uintah Lake?

[wes242]

Uintah Lake?

There you go.... :)

[ibenick]

There you go.... :)

That is one sexy lake. I think that area is at the top of my list for summer 2012 in the Uintas.

Back to the desert with this one. Name this feature:

http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4107/5055997052_d302768e84_b.jpg

[Udink]

Hmm...Eagle Canyon Arch?

[ibenick]

Hmm...Eagle Canyon Arch?

I should've known you'd get that one pretty fast. You're up!

[Udink]

This is probably an easy one...

49832

[zzyzx]

Right side of Corona Arch.

Gesendet von meinem HTC Pyramid mit Tapatalk

[Udink]

Right side of Corona Arch.
Yeah, that's it. :nod:

[zzyzx]

yippie, my first one.

Would a picto really fly, you will meet him after a short ride in the sky.

49835

[Udink]

San Rafael Reef, north of Black Dragon Canyon and south of the San Rafael River. At least, I think it's the same formation as this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/udink/2317317027/

[zzyzx]

Yep, :2thumbs:
I've forgot Mr. Swell is aboard.
It's a nice hike to the rim in the north.

[Udink]

Yep, :2thumbs:
I've forgot Mr. Swell is aboard.
It's a nice hike to the rim in the north.
Haha, I probably should have let it go on longer before guessing, but I figured very few people would have known where it is. Ok, next up:

49837

[Scott P]

The bridge at Flaming Gorge?

[Udink]

The bridge at Flaming Gorge?
Yep, Cart Creek Bridge over Flaming Gorge Reservoir. Your turn!

[Scott P]

http://www.summitpost.org/images/medium/673041.jpg (http://www.summitpost.org/images/original/673041.jpg)

[Byron]

Hey Scott!!! Byron Lemay here. You, I and Kelsey did Cheesebox and a couple others off White Canyon back in '04 or '05.
Remember? My guess on this pic is that it's up near Dinosaur or Echo Park.

[Scott P]

Hey Scott!!! Byron Lemay here. You, I and Kelsey did Cheesebox and a couple others off White Canyon back in '04 or '05.
Remember?

Yes; I remember. It was in June 2002. How's it going?



My guess on this pic is that it's up near Dinosaur or Echo Park.


No, not in Dinosaur.

Clue: Many, many Bogley members have viewed this famous feature (most commonly from the bottom rather than from the top) from where this photo was taken.



(Someone else took this one as well since it's more recent than my photo).

[wes242]

The terrain reminds me of the area around Hells Backbone, but that is just a guess..

[Udink]

I had this one figured out shortly after it was posted. I've circumnavigated this place on an ATV, but never been up to where the photo was taken. There's a landmark in the very top of the photo, just right of center, that should give it away for most people. :naughty:

[Scott P]

The terrain reminds me of the area around Hells Backbone, but that is just a guess..


No.




I had this one figured out shortly after it was posted. I've circumnavigated this place on an ATV, but never been up to where the photo was taken. There's a landmark in the very top of the photo, just right of center, that should give it away for most people


Yes; I wanted it to be somwhat different/challenging, but not too hard or isolated. I'm guessing the vast majoirty of Bogley members have seen this feature, but from below.

If no one else guesses by tonight, perhaps post the answer and your new photo. I may go camping tonight, but this is undecided and either way I'll be gone tomorrow, so answering it will keep the ball rolling.

[Felicia]

The headwall of Echo Canyon?

[Sandstone Addiction]

Could this be taken from Temple Mountain, San Rafael Swell?

[zzyzx]

I thought the same, but I'm really not sure.
Looks as is the SR 24 in the far.

[Scott P]

Could this be taken from Temple Mountain, San Rafael Swell?

Yes. You are up.

[Sandstone Addiction]

OK, here's something a little different--I have no idea how easy or hard this might be...

Where is this located?

[canyonaddict]

United States Meridian Base - 50 W. South Temple Street SLC

[Sandstone Addiction]

United States Meridian Base - 50 W. South Temple Street SLC

Well done canyonaddict. Most people only see the plaque on the corner mounted on the fence, but this sits hidden behind in the planter. Kinda went along with Scott P's temple theme...

OK, you're up.

[canyonaddict]

http://www.justinkerns.com/bog/IMG_7881.jpg

[Scott P]

Clue: Penelope Cruz's butt is an example of a _________ _________.

[ibenick]

Spanish Bottom!

[canyonaddict]

Indeed! And as much as I love Canyonlands I might rather look at Cruz's......

You're up.

[ibenick]

This one might be tough.

http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2378/5749618192_e3d3a1df34_b.jpg

[Jammer]

Guessing... Moonshine Wash? Though my gut instinct said something else...

- Jamal

[ibenick]

Guessing... Moonshine Wash? Though my gut instinct said something else...

- Jamal

Nope. This is very far away from Moonshine Wash.

[Scott P]

Escalante area?

[ibenick]

Escalante area?

Yes.

[oldno7]

Looks a lot like Willow above 40mile.

Is this from just above broken bow?

[ibenick]

Looks a lot like Willow above 40mile.

Is this from just above broken bow?

Nope. But you're really close.

[uintahiker]

Davis Gulch.

[ibenick]

Davis Gulch.

Nope.

[oldno7]

Nope. But you're really close.

If it's really close, it has to be 40 mile then.

[ibenick]

If it's really close, it has to be 40 mile then.

Correct. This is Forty Mile Gulch above the confluence with Sooner Gulch. You're up!

[oldno7]

Name highest peak on the left

[trackrunner]

brian head

[oldno7]

brian head

Nice, Shaun.
Your up

[trackrunner]

where was this was taken

[Udink]

Man, that looks like sooo many places. I'm gonna guess--somewhere near Hidden Splendor?

[trackrunner]

it is the backside of hidden splendor as it drains into the muddy creek. your are up Udink

[Udink]

Wow, that was totally a wild guess--I didn't think I was even close.

Next up: name the canyon in the foreground.
49965

[trackrunner]

chute?

[Udink]

chute?
Very close--it's a tributary to Chute Canyon (which, I think, gives it away :lol8:).

[trackrunner]

upper chute? :haha:














Baptist Draw

[Udink]

Baptist Draw
Yep, that's it! Back to your turn. :haha:

[trackrunner]

I need to mix this up. I stole this pic from a member of this forum. I hope he doesn't mind. I'll give full credit & location upon the correct guess. name the location.

http://www.bogley.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=13012&stc=1&d=1180773259

edit: location is neffs canyon
pic stolen from tmartenst from this thread
http://www.bogley.com/forum/showthread.php?25984-Neff-s-Canyon-to-Millcreek

[trackrunner]

not a guess? perhaps I should give some hints. I stole this pic from tmartenst location in the mountains along the Wasatch front. surprised Scott P hasn't guessed. it's a very distinct spring so if you've walked by it you will know where it is.

I will be out until Sunday so if one of those two or you know for 100%.

[trackrunner]

still not a guess? it's located in salt lake county. it's a spring not located in: city creek canyon (or anything north), red butte canyon, emigration canyon, mill creek canyon, heughes canyon, BCC, Furgeson, Deaf smith, LCC, or anything south of LCC, it's not any minor canyon between city creek & mill creek. not any minor canyons between

[uintahiker]

Hmm- two guesses from me.

Butterfield Canyon

Lambs Canyon.