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Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness

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The tiny silhouette of a backpacker whose size is dwarfed by the massive red rock walls of canyon walls.
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Two backpackers with their backs to the camera trek through a bright canyon near Paria River.
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Red, yellow and orange striped rocks seem to flow like water over the desert landscape.
#3978
A red rock formation know as The Wave has a small body of extremely shallow water at the base of the formation. The rock edifice itself is striped with varying shades of red.
#2439
A shallow pool remains after a rainstorm in one of the folds of the Wave - a unique rock formation of gruesomely-twisted, orange, red and white sandstone ending in delicate fluted edges.
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A close-up of the wave reveals the unique striped texture of the red rock formation.
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The Wave - a unique rock formation of gruesomely-twisted, orange, red and white sandstone ending in delicate fluted edges.
#2018
The Wave as seen from above - a unique rock formation of gruesomely-twisted, orange, red and white sandstone ending in delicate fluted edges.
#2016
The Wave - a unique rock formation of gruesomely-twisted, orange, red and white sandstone ending in delicate fluted edges.
#2017
A single green tree, growing at the base of a narrow slot canyon, surrounded by smooth rock.
#305
A small gray stream flowing through the base of a narrow slot canyon, the white walls stained with streaks of brown.
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The Wave - a unique rock formation of gruesomely-twisted, orange, red and white sandstone ending in delicate fluted edges.
#2015
A backpacker enters a very narrow canyon.
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