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From the lower peak, facing the "pimple" dome". Once on top, you'll find other adventurers have been thoughtful enough to scratch their names into the sandstone - don't be that type of idiot.
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Looking back up at my descent. Followed that pronounced spine on the right, the routes to the left were quite sheer and I didn't have any gear for rappelling.
A little oasis between the two peaks.
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Josh Edgar
Mar 5, 2018 near Ivins, UT
“From the lower peak, facing the "pimple" dome". Once on top, you'll find other adventurers have been thoughtful enough to scratch their names into the sandstone - don't be that type of idiot.”  

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From the lower peak, facing the "pimple" dome". Once on top, you'll find other adventurers have been thoughtful enough to scratch their names into the sandstone - don't be that type of idiot.
A little oasis between the two peaks.
Nature doing what it does best - sometimes just a speck of soil and a drop of rain are all that is needed to get things growing
From atop the "pimple" dome. Snow Canyon SP runs south from here, only a few miles long but hours can be spent here, especially by children. Snow Canyon is probably the best place for kids to climb and scramble in Utah.
From the floor of the Whiterocks Amphitheater, looking up the elephant hide and searching for a starting point for the scramble to the top
Sandstone pothole in the Whiterocks Amphitheater area of Snow Canyon State Park.
Whiterocks Trail, Snow Canyon State Park
Looking back up at my descent. Followed that pronounced spine on the right, the routes to the left were quite sheer and I didn't have any gear for rappelling.
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