Was hiking near Sedona and noticed the red sandstone layers are way more tilted than I expected, like almost 45 degrees in some spots. | Geology Rocks - Librear
Was hiking near Sedona and noticed the red sandstone layers are way more tilted than I expected, like almost 45 degrees in some spots.
I was on the Bell Rock trail and kept looking at the cliff faces. It really hit me how those layers got pushed up that steep. Makes you think about the forces that were happening there, you know? Anyone know a good spot in Arizona to see even more extreme folding?
omg that reminds me of when i was a kid and my dad took us to some random state park with all these weird rock formations. he kept calling them the "mushroom rocks" but they looked more like melting ice cream to me lol. i remember trying to climb one and fell flat on my butt, got dirt all over my new jeans. mom was so mad. anyway, those chiricahua rocks sound even crazier, like someone actually twisted them up.
Always figured those mountains were just another pile of rocks. Saw a picture of those bent columns last year and it totally flipped my view. Geology can be way more strange and cool than I gave it credit for. Now I kinda want to take a trip down there to see it myself.