Powell Point (Table Cliff area) ?Quote:
Originally Posted by trackrunner
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Powell Point (Table Cliff area) ?Quote:
Originally Posted by trackrunner
Yes, but to give a more precise name of this place you can look in a very recent post of a rock art lover (where you can see this ruin) :wink:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott P
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Originally Posted by Philippe
is that Miner's Mountain in the background?
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I thought it looked like Powell point in the background.
Is this in the vicinity of Willis?
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Originally Posted by oldno7
another pic from the same area different direction.
tomarrow the pics gets easier.
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I didn't know the ruin had an official name. We went there some 20 years ago and it was referred to as the Observatory. I assume this is the one referred to in the TR as Watchtower?Quote:
http://www.bogley.com/forum/images/misc/quote_icon.png Originally Posted by Scott P http://www.bogley.com/forum/images/b...post-right.png
Is it the one at the northern end of Behind the Rocks near the Moab Rim?
Yes, but to give a more precise name of this place you can look in a very recent post of a rock art lover (where you can see this ruin) :wink:.
Yes. It is located near the end of Hidden Valley.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott P
thought someone would have guessed the general area by now. this picture should help. a big land mark in tomarrows photo. with two more to follow that show terrain for miles and miles and make the answer obvious.
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Steamboat Rock?
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a few more pics. I'm looking for the name of this high point.
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next pic clues will be the view from the summit with land marks in the background.
you guess is about 60 miles away as the bird flies and north east from location I'm looking for.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldno7
Canaan Mountain ?Quote:
Originally Posted by trackrunner
I've hiked until the plateau above Water Canyon, but I didn't had time to hike much on this plateau, thus I am not sure.
Philippe
Squirrel canyon, looking at the beehive.
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Originally Posted by oldno7
How bout this?
dry fork canyon !!
Remember the Maine Park, almost 4 miles on 3500W northwest of Vernal.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldno7
I have seen it by chance several years ago as I was heading to Mc Conkie Ranch to visit the Dry Fork petroglyphs.
Philippe
Edit : sorry Bowjunkie, I didn't do a refresh of the web page that was on my screen, thus I didn't see your right answer previous than mine.
Your up bow