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San Rafael Swell - Remarkable Rock Formations | Utah Canyons | Part 1

For years the San Rafael Swell has been considered one of the "undiscovered" natural wonders of the American West. Wind and water carved this jumble of rock into incredible formations as buttes, canyons, pinnacles and mesas emerged, making the Swell one of the most ruggedly beautiful pockets of terrain in the world. The harsh elements beat against this dome and eroded it into a wild, broken array of multi-colored sandstone. That was how this area came to be known as San Rafael Swell. Managed by the Bureau of Land Management, the Swell offers visitors many of the same sights that can be seen in several of Utah's national parks but allows these visitors to enjoy these sights in leisurely solitude. The San Rafael Swell also provides sights that cannot be found anywhere else, such as Goblin Valley and the San Rafael Reef. Hiking possibilities here range from easy to strenuous- technical canyoneering. A part of the Colorado Plateau, the San Rafael Swell is high desert country, vastly different from the Sonoran desert of the Southwest. In some sections, it is a sweeping country with towering mesas, buttes, and pinnacles rising from flat desert floors. In other areas, it boasts rolling pasturelands populated with antelope and wild horses. And just around the bend it can become an incredibly wild, broken land with streams cutting through slot canyons that open up to panoramic vistas. There are numerous roads that only four-wheel drive vehicles can negotiate. Spring and fall are ideal seasons to explore this country because temperatures are usually moderate. Summer days can be uncomfortably hot. Winter nights get very cold but winter days are often mild - very pleasant for hiking, biking and jeeping. Make sure your car is filled with gas and bring plenty of drinking water. (Utah.com) 0:00 The San Rafael Reef - it is the name given to the distinctive eastern edge of the San Rafael Swell, approximately 75 miles long 1:37 Eagle Canyon 4:24 San Rafael River 4:55 The edge of Castle Valley 5:43 Black Dragon Canyon Music: Manifest by HAZY is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) Licence https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Youtube:    / @hazyhazyhazy   Bandcamp: hazymusic.bandcamp.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/hazymusicc/ _______________________________________________ © Copyright information: All music, sound effects, graphics, animations and video segments contained in my videos are used in strict compliance with the appropriate permissions and licenses required from https://www.epidemicsound.com/, https://www.pond5.com/, https://www.gettyimages.com/, https://pexels.com​, https://pixabay.com​ and https://unsplash.com​ in accordance with the YouTube Partner Program, Community guidelines & YouTube terms of service.