Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
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Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is a federally protected area administered by the Bureau of Land Management in southern Utah, United States.
Maps[edit]
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Park area map
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Annotated park road map
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Shaded boundaries indicate reduced area as of the December 2017 presidential proclamation
Natural arches and bridges[edit]
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Grosvenor Arch
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Metate Arch
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Mano Arch
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Sunset Arch
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Moonrise Arch
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Jacob Hamblin Arch
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Coyote Natural Bridge
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Broken Bow Arch
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Peek-a-boo Arch
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Stevens Arch
Canyons and slots[edit]
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Escalante canyons from State Route 12
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Calf Creek Canyon
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Dry Fork of Coyote Gulch
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Spooky Gulch
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Spooky Gulch video
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Zebra Canyon
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Hackberry Canyon
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Round Valley Draw
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Willis Creek
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Lick Wash
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Bull Valley Gorge
Hoodoos and toadstools[edit]
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Devils Garden hoodoos
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Devils Garden hoodoos
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Devils Garden hoodoos at night
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Wahweap hoodoo
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Toadstool
Other rock formations[edit]
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Cottonwood Canyon Road
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Yellow Rock near Cottonwood Canyon Road
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Chinle Badlands
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Colorful cliffs
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Balanced rock
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Balanced rock
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Moqui Marbles
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Moqui Marbles
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Dance Hall Rock
Water features[edit]
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Escalante River aerial view
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Escalante River
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Coyote Creek
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Coyote Creek waterfall
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Calf Creek
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Lower Calf Creek Falls
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Upper Calf Creek Falls