Woops, I meant the Five Faces pictograph in Salt Creek Valley, Canyonlands NP (not TOO far from the All American Man).
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Woops, I meant the Five Faces pictograph in Salt Creek Valley, Canyonlands NP (not TOO far from the All American Man).
It's actually Five Faces Pictograph in Davis Canyon, but go ahead and post a photo anyway. We need some different people posting.
If kwersal doesn't log in, maybe someone else should post.
I'm going to take that invitation! Good chance no one has been to this spot, so let's just go with the country. No fair looking up the flag but if you know the flag well then good on you!
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Ok, I had to cheat since no one seemed to know: Czech Republic ?
Nope. Now, not to be a smart ass or anything, but...there is no coastline in the Czech Republic! I guess one could mistake the water above for lakes but I'll hint that we have salt water on both sides of this thin ribbon of land. I further hint that you have the right continent. This won't help but many many people tried to convince me not to hike this peak because of the dangerous snakes. They said it was locally known as "Viper Mountain". I saw not a single snake.
I was going to say Romania but the flag isn't right.
Getting warmer though...
Estonia?
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Nope now colder (literally and figuratively). Let's try another hint: the water is the Adriatic Sea. I think that narrows the field considerably!
Croatia?
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We have a winner! Mt. St. Ilja on the Peljesac Peninsula across from the island of Korcula. It seems to have a folk name of "Viper Mountain" but the folks who warned me about snakes were not hikers and the summit log showed that plenty of hikers visit it all year round. Coastal Croatia is gorgeous with blue water and jagged beaches.
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You don't have to name the trail. You can if you want to, but I will accept the nearest town as an answer.
I don't know the trail, but I would guess Crested Butte as the town.
That's Mount Crested Butte (the ski area), but the town isn't visible (it's off to the right) below the shoulder of the ski mountain. This pic is looking south down the valley
Yep, it's Crested Butte. Moffer's up. The trail is the 401. Amazing mountain biking!
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How about the name of the road or general area. Bonus points for the name of the spire.
That's not the Serpent's Trail, is it ??
(I don't think it is...:ne_nau:)
Nope farther West into Utah. Close to a tourist town.
Would the tourist town be Moab?
Yes it is.
Island in the Sky, CL?
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Closer to Moab. Think 4x4 road.
Amasa Back ?
Close, but a bit too far.
Dang, I'm stumped. I don't think there is a 4X4 road around Moab that I haven't been on many times, but I don't recall ever seeing this feature.Quote:
Originally Posted by moffer
It appears to be Wingate that has been weathered.
With the winter sun, I would guess this is looking west or northwest.
How 'bout Gold Bar Rim?
Now you are too far North. I have you all turned around! This is actually taken early in the morning and facing South. The hardest part of the 4x4 road is behind us with the easier section in front of us.
Thought Gold Bar Tower too, but it isn't.
What's about south of the river?
Behind the Rocks/Hidden Valley area?
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Pritchett
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Yes, hiked up Pritchett to check out Pritchett Arch and was surprised to see this tower. It is called Last Arrow Spire.
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...great shot!
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Moab rim
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Yep, my son and his girlfriend.
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There is a good clue hidden in this one
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I see something hanging from a tree and the area looks a bit like the southern Appalachians to me, but beyond that I have no idea
Looks like the New River in VA or WV. Have no idea what's hanging in the tree...
Sandstone, be more specific.
The clue is also not hanging in a tree, it's behind the trees.
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I'm more familiar with the the New River in Virginia where it runs through Radford and Pearisburg.
Although I have driven over the New River on the I-64 bridge and while I don't see the bridge itself...I can't imagine the mountains being that big anywhere other than through the gorge. So I'm guessing that it's a pic of the New River Gorge in West Virginia in the springtime.
I can't get any more specific than that though...
The bridge is actually hiding in the trees. You're up
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