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The walls in this part of Lower Spring Canyon are mostly Navajo and Kayenta sandstone.
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Some sections in Lower Spring Canyon stay wet for most of the year and allow for more vegetation to grow.
Getting a GPS lock is difficult in the deep narrower sections of Lower Spring Canyon.
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Tilman Giese
Jan 1, 2019 near Loa, UT
“The walls in this part of Lower Spring Canyon are mostly Navajo and Kayenta sandstone.”  

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The walls in this part of Lower Spring Canyon are mostly Navajo and Kayenta sandstone.
Getting a GPS lock is difficult in the deep narrower sections of Lower Spring Canyon.
Trees grow out of even the smallest gaps in the Kayenta Sandstone.
Massive Navajo Sandstone towers on both sides of Lower Spring Canyon.
Working through the Waterpocket Fold.
Volcanic boulders stuck in the crevasses of Lower Spring Canyon.
The wash in Lower Spring Canyon is often just a few feet wide.
Some sections in Lower Spring Canyon stay wet for most of the year and allow for more vegetation to grow.
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Capitol Reef Extravaganza

25.1 mi 40.4 km
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