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Water has carved enormous alcoves into the walls of Lower Muley Twist Canyon.
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Grand Gulch from Halls Creek Drainage.
Massive towers made of Kayenta Sandstone watching over Lower Muley Twist Canyon.
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Tilman Giese
Feb 17, 2019 near Escalante, UT
“Water has carved enormous alcoves into the walls of Lower Muley Twist Canyon.”  

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Water has carved enormous alcoves into the walls of Lower Muley Twist Canyon.
Massive towers made of Kayenta Sandstone watching over Lower Muley Twist Canyon.
The Post Cutoff Trail can be easy to miss since the sign is only visible when you approach it from the south.
A small slot canyon feeding into Halls Creek Drainage.
White sandstone contours along the Post Cutoff Trail. with permission from AcrossUtah
Post Corral in Grand Gulch from the Post Cutoff Trail.
The walls in Lower Muley Twist Canyon reach more than 700 hundred feet above you.
Grand Gulch from Halls Creek Drainage.
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