Clawson, Utah · Emery County
The WSA is characterized by an intricate canyon system which drains northward into the San Rafael River in the extreme northern portion of the area. The canyons typically have massive sandstone walls, winding routes, and numerous small tributary canyons. Above and between the canyons are flat to hilly grass parks. The …
The WSA is characterized by an intricate canyon system which drains northward into the San Rafael River in the extreme northern portion of the area. The canyons typically have massive sandstone walls, winding routes, and numerous small tributary canyons. Above and between the canyons are flat to hilly grass parks. The western portion of the WSA is rough badlands terrain of colorful, eroded soils, cliffs, and small mesas.
Sids Mountain WSA is located between Huntington, Utah and Interstate 70.
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