One of the amazing canyons along the drive in.
Hiking south toward Yant Flat with Signal Peak (10,365 ft) in the background.
The first of the sandstone areas after completing the sandy trail.
The Candy Cliffs of Yant Flat.
The area can be tough on dogs paws, so be careful.
The rolling hils of Navajo sandstone.
A small pool in the Navajo sandstone.
The area can be tough on dogs paws, so be careful.
The Navajo sandstone appears soft from a distance.
Amazing geology here.
Hikers appear small when seen from the higher points in the formation.
Heading over to another section by going east.
The Candy Cliffs of Yant Flat.
The views looking east toward Zion National Park.
The Candy Cliffs of Yant Flat.
The face says it all.
Amazing views open up here.
So much terrain to explore here at Yant Flat.
This place is huge!
This place has vast beauty and great detail as well.
The Candy Cliffs of Yant Flat.
The Candy Cliffs of Yant Flat.
Sunset at Yant Flat.
Sunset at Yant Flat.
Looking down into Cottonwood Canyon.
The ponds can be great spots for dogs to hydrate and cool down; even in November the heat can be a factor.
Sunset at Yant Flat.
Sunset at Yant Flat.
You can see sunrise and sunset from these south facing hills.