Gorgeous. Makes me think of Kong Island

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Hiked here a few years ago. Incredibly beautiful.

what a beautiful and remarkable photo. thank you for sharing!

Looks like Beggar’s Canyon.

Wow I wanna do something cool here. Definitely would be a great family trip.

From Utah and there are so many!

Why does everything belong to the devil?

Devils Bridge, devils tower, devils pool, devils backbone, devils night, devils food cake

Go in the afternoon-evening. Very little people.

Yes, this is one of the most photo scenery in Banff National Park along with Lake Louise!

It has been a wisp past few years. Great to see the steady flow.

I have only been to Canada once. I was fishing with my grandparents. I got to see the most spectacular views! One morning fishing I remember seeing a mom and baby moose swim around for a bit near our boat. Wild country!

Incredible!! Beautiful shot.

Bonus rainbow!

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WOW!!!

Definitely go as early as you can

Exploring some of Central Utah's very best slot canyons in the afternoon light. While the principle of every canyon is the same — 2 walls and a narrow walkway — each canyon offers different curves and textures. You can literally spend your whole life photographing these canyons and just barely scratch the surface.

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I want to say there is a formation a lot like this at the end of a trailhead in the Cochise Stronghold farther south in Arizona.

Ive only been to Sedona once and it was amazing! We hiked several trails, even the 1 that leads here, while we were there. That night there was a metoer shower and it was crazy! Not much light pollution and a high elevation made for a spectacular show. The next day we woke up to snow covered plateaus all around us but no snow on the ground next to us. 1 of the best couple of days ive ever had. Went to Vegas after Sedona.... Should have stayed in Sedona.

Edit: my buddy also proposed to his wife here

I went to Sedona about a year and a half ago and fell in love. Couldn’t hike anywhere because everything was due to the fires. I’d love to go back again and actually hike.

It was a little dicey in parts but if you went slowly it wasn’t too bad. We didn’t even have crampons and aside from one little stretch it was fine.

When I went here there was a small crowd of about 30 ppl maybe. We were all courteous and out of frame for ppl to have solo pics and cross the bridge, and we all got to watch an influencer sit out in the middle of the bridge and eat some kind of soup on it with her photographer husband and it was just so awkward.

Beautiful shot! Love the contrast the snow adds.