Looks a bit like a natural taboggan slide, although I wouldn't want to attempt it...Nice capture...

One of nature's miracles. Good shot Kim!
Christer

Kim - One of nature's fascinating phenomenon. I Googled it to learn that these are two limestone slabs (from the era when Utah was underwater of a large ocean), that have been moved to a vertical position, with intermediate layers eroding to form the slide. Seeing the trees by its side, it is a large rock formation. With the low-angle lighting, you have captured the slide very well. Thad

That is strange..Wonder how it was formed..Nice catch Kim..R.

The rock formation looks very good,Kimberly,the clarity is very good,the hill is nice,i am not sure how big the rock formation is? the lighting and sky are very pleasant too,the photo looks very good.

A good capture of this unusual rock formation. Took a little trip through google earth to see it myself. Very nicely done Kim.

Another wonder of nature. When I see such formations I
imagine how during the eruptions that happened millions of years ago rocks and earth were thrown into the air and settled down into odd shapes. A very interesting image, Kim.

Rather than being thrown into the air, Raj, this is the result of the earth "folding" over on itself. The limestone layers, as Thad has identified them, had a softer material sandwiched in between them that eroded away over many years. The fact that there is no growth showing between them indicates this must either be a very deep groove, not allowing sunlight to penetrate far enough to support life, or it's relatively smooth and all the soil was washed out by water erosion. The formation was just waiting for our talented Kimberly to come along and photograph them for us. Thank you dear, for your efforts. With your permission I'm going to send it along to a geologist friend of mine.

-Nik

I bet it was built by aliens, millenniums ago. LOL. Very nice, Kim.

Really impressive scene, great view, excellent photo, Kim.

Reminded me of a giant clam - on a massive Sponge Bob massive. Good one to share.

Fabulous capture Kim, I've heard of that and this is an amazing capture showing us great detail. Don't think I would want to slide down this one, lol.

Wow such a straight formation, looks almost carved out by man. Amazing

wow, did you try the slide ? amazing formation

Incredible. Natural formations are Simply the bomb! Thanks for Posting!

Kim
I will always remember driving by this place for the first time and then having someone tell me what it was called. This place fits the name just perfectly! Love the angle on this shot.
Paul