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Zion's East Side
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Zion's East Side 

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Image Type(s): Hiking

 

Page By: tanya

Created/Edited: Jan 2, 2008 / Jan 19, 2008

Object ID: 369886

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Add Your Best Photos From Zion's East Side (no slots)

The Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway runs from the south entrance of the park to the east entrance of the park. Often this entire section is considered together and the east side is exclusively that section east of the Zion-Mt. Carmel Tunnel. For most purposes and the purpose of this album I will include all those attractions together that are along the Zion-Mt.Carmel Hwy (SR-9). There are few park advertised trails along the road except the Watchman Trail and the Canyon Overlook, but there are many (not official) named and unnamed routes. The most famous landmark on the east side of the park is Checkerboard Mesa, known for its unique crossbedding. The crossbedding (vertical and horizontal grooves) is caused by weathering, a winter freezing and thawing cycle.

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East Temple

Bridge Mountain

Top of Checkerboard Mesa - ZNP

Zion National Park

No, my wife didn't just rob a bank!

Checkerboard Mesa

Checkerboard Mesa

Rattlesnake

South Ariel Peak

Sandstone Ripples

Early morning ZION

Bridge Mountain

South Ariel Peak

Destination Peak

Petroglyphs in ZNP


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lcarreauOutstanding idea !

Voted 10/10

But ... I don't see where to add my photo! Please help!!!
Posted Jan 6, 2008 4:43 pm

tanyaRe: Outstanding idea !

Hasn't voted

Sorry... I forget to change that default to no sometimes. ;) All fixed!
Posted Jan 6, 2008 10:02 pm

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