Entrance to the cave is pretty straight forward; you will arrive at the back of the cave once you walk up the small rock walkway. If you wish to view …
One should not be fooled by the brevity of the trail. About just over a kilometer you climb 200 meters and this is associated with a lot of rock climbing. …
Devil's Bridge is one of the absolute highlights in the region. Accordingly, many people can be found there, standing in line to have their picture taken on the rock bridge. …
Devil's Bridge is 50 feet high and is the largest natural sandstone arch in the area. Visitors can walk across the top of the "bridge" and get views of the surrounding mountains and valleys and a pretty sweet photo opportunity.
The best way to enjoy the mighty rock, which is reminiscent of a courthouse and is located right next to Bell Rock, is to walk around it on the Courthouse Loop, an approximately 4-mile loop with few ascents.
The mushroom shaped rocks (or pedestal rocks) around this area were formed over the course of thousands of years from wind, water, and and weather into their current shapes today. …
The sandstone rock encompassing most of the Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness is layered in chronological order with the oldest sediments closest to the canyon floors and the youngest sediments sitting …
Starting from the base of the mountain, you'll find yourself surrounded by desert landscapes adorned with cacti and vibrant wildflowers. As you hike along the narrow and rocky path, the …
This Roman Catholic chapel was built in the mid-1950s, directly into the red rock. It was commissioned by local rancher, Marguerite Brunswig Staude, and was designed by August K. Strotz.