This canyon cuts through the sandstones of the De Chelly formation, of Permian age (200 million years old). The river forming the canyon is the Rio De Chelly, which begins in the nearby Chuska Mountains. Details on this site include some geology, visitor information, photographs, and area maps. Also discussed are details on seeing the park, and Native American history of the area. Educational levels: General public, Undergraduate lower division, Undergraduate upper division
This park is located on the Colorado Plateau near Moab, Utah, and contains many arches and sculpted ...
This Lake Mead National Recreation Area site contains park geology information, maps, photographs, v...
Oregon Caves National Monument is an active marble cave created by natural forces over hundreds of t...
Navajo National Monument is located on the Colorado Plateau in Arizona. Information on this site foc...
This monument lies in a region once known as the Uncompahgre Highland (igneous and metamorphic), but...
Located on the Colorado Plateau in Utah, this canyon is comprised mostly of sedimentary rocks, and c...
Visitors can access park geology information, photographs, related links, visitor information, multi...
Fossil Butte National Monument preserves a 50-million year old bed of Eocene limestone that contains...
This Glen Canyon National Recreation Area site contains park geology information, photographs, relat...
Pipe Spring is a naturally occurring, free-flowing spring on the Arizona Strip that has attracted wa...
This site contains park maps, visitor information, details about park geology, and a teacher feature...
Called the "Land of the Standing-Up Rocks" by Chiricahua Apaches and later the "Wonderland of Rocks"...
Dinosaur National Monument preserves a fossil bone deposit containing the bones of hundreds of dinos...
Timpanogos Cave National Monument, in the Wasatch Mountains, features spectacularly decorated cavern...
Zion is located on the edge of the Colorado Plateau, and is part of a formation known as the Grand S...
This park is located on the Colorado Plateau near Moab, Utah, and contains many arches and sculpted ...
This Lake Mead National Recreation Area site contains park geology information, maps, photographs, v...
Oregon Caves National Monument is an active marble cave created by natural forces over hundreds of t...
Navajo National Monument is located on the Colorado Plateau in Arizona. Information on this site foc...
This monument lies in a region once known as the Uncompahgre Highland (igneous and metamorphic), but...
Located on the Colorado Plateau in Utah, this canyon is comprised mostly of sedimentary rocks, and c...
Visitors can access park geology information, photographs, related links, visitor information, multi...
Fossil Butte National Monument preserves a 50-million year old bed of Eocene limestone that contains...
This Glen Canyon National Recreation Area site contains park geology information, photographs, relat...
Pipe Spring is a naturally occurring, free-flowing spring on the Arizona Strip that has attracted wa...
This site contains park maps, visitor information, details about park geology, and a teacher feature...
Called the "Land of the Standing-Up Rocks" by Chiricahua Apaches and later the "Wonderland of Rocks"...
Dinosaur National Monument preserves a fossil bone deposit containing the bones of hundreds of dinos...
Timpanogos Cave National Monument, in the Wasatch Mountains, features spectacularly decorated cavern...
Zion is located on the edge of the Colorado Plateau, and is part of a formation known as the Grand S...
This park is located on the Colorado Plateau near Moab, Utah, and contains many arches and sculpted ...
This Lake Mead National Recreation Area site contains park geology information, maps, photographs, v...
Oregon Caves National Monument is an active marble cave created by natural forces over hundreds of t...