RHH's photos with the keyword: formation

I believe this formation is known as the Turk's Head. It was photographed from Murphy Point in the Island in the Sky District of Canyonlands National Park.

Taken on a short hike in Hidden Valley the first evening we were in Joshua Tree National Park.

Taken from Turret Arch in Arches National Park. Turret Arch and the Windows are accessible via a short and easy trail.

One of the many short hikes we did in Arches National Park was to Turret Arch in the Windows area of the park. This was the view through the arch.

One of the short hikes we did in Arches National Park was in the Windows area and to Turret Arch, pictured here. The inset is of the view through the arch.

One of our last stops on the second day of our stay in Big Bend was at Mule Ears Overlook. We had our evening meal there before going on to our campsite. We had talked about hiking to the formation known as Mule Ears but were too tired and so just took photos from the overlook.

This formation is known as Mule Ears for obvious reasons. It is on the southwest side of Big Bend National Park along the Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive. There is a trail from the overlook to the formation and a nearby spring but we did not hike it.

This unusual formation is on the southwest side of Big Bend National Park and there is an overlook and trailhead along the Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive.

This is a steam vent where the steam and hot water have made these biscuit-like formations.