Rock formations create a scenic view in Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area.
A view from the bottom up of a hikeable pour-over spillway located in the narrow canyon located in Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area. At the base of the image is an area filled with light gray sand that has gradually eroded from the light gray rocks surrounding it that have naturally warped into a stacked, cracked, and smoothed appearance. The formation of rock in the pour-over has created a recess. To the left, the rock formation towers over parts of the pour-over, creating a shadow. The shadowed areas look black, dark brown, and khaki. A clear blue sky is above a higher elevation to the right that descends in the direction of the pour-over at the bottom left. The higher elevation is dappled with some green, low profile vegetation. The pour-over rises up and curves as it goes further back and up toward the elevation that is in direct sunlight on the right.