- the
Temple of
Sinawava to Big Springs, as well as the 16-mile (26 km) top-down hike from Chamberlain's
Ranch back to the
Temple of
Sinawava.
Mormon Pioneer...
- Park. The
beginning of the
canyon is
usually delineated as the
Temple of
Sinawava, a vertical-walled
natural amphitheater nearly 3,000 feet (910 m) deep...
- road into Zion
Canyon is 6
miles (9.7 km) long,
ending at the
Temple of
Sinawava,
which is
named for the
coyote god of the
Paiute Indians. The
canyon becomes...
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Location Zion
National Park,
Washington County, Utah Topo map USGS
Temple of
Sinawava Geology Rock age Jur****ic
Mountain type
Monolith Rock type
Navajo Sandstone...
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Point covered with
winter snow
Observation Benchmark seen from
Temple of
Sinawava Observation Point to left
Geology of the Zion and
Kolob canyons area Colorado...
- 941051
Geography The
Great White Throne Location in Utah
Location Zion
National Park
Washington County, Utah
United States Topo map USGS
Temple of
Sinawava...
-
thickness in the Zion
Canyon area;
about 2,200 feet (670 m) at the
Temple of
Sinawava (photo) in Zion Canyon. Most of the sand, made of 98% translucent, rounded-grain...
- Zion
National Park
Parent range Colorado Plateau Topo map USGS
Temple of
Sinawava Geology Rock age Jur****ic Rock type
Navajo sandstone Climbing First ascent...
- Zion
National Park
Parent range Colorado Plateau Topo map USGS
Temple of
Sinawava Geology Rock age Jur****ic Rock type
Navajo sandstone Climbing Easiest route...
- Zion
National Park
Parent range Colorado Plateau Topo map USGS
Temple of
Sinawava Geology Rock age Jur****ic Rock type
Navajo sandstone Climbing First ascent...
