That’s cool. I’d need to look it up to know more. Thanks for your response

It was created by a stream called Devil's Fork, which is also the name of the trail that it's on. Bathtub is because it looks like one with the waterfall being the faucet.

It's not allowed. There's a campground nearby though.

I felt so tiny in there!!

So beautiful 😍

Beautiful shot! Kudos!

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We got similar gorgeous snow in Québec. This kind of snow sticks a lot and builds up onto everything because it's light.

There's 1 issue, it melts and becomes super heavy slush... and I'm currently dead after I've shoveled my driveway :D

do people mountain climb in Antarctica?

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Looks like a residual

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It's very common in Ireland too. In Celtic/Pictish legend, they often attributed strange geologies to battles between gods, or heroes. For example, the giants causeway in Northern Ireland. There is also a mountain somewhere around Louth where Cu Chulainn took the top off a mountain fighting another warrior with a sling.

In later years, Christian folklore replaced the pagans with Saints and the devil. There is a mountain in the midlands somewhere with a big dip in the middle if two peaks, and it's named after st. Patrick, because the devil there tried to jump on him and kill him, but he missed and took out the mountain instead.

So I would agree with your sentiment that settlers named them like they would places back home - but through the lens that abnormal natural features are made by devils when they battle saints/god/Jesus.

Just outside Thunder Bay Ontario

That sounds like a colloquialism. If it is, I hope the word sticks.

Edit: by the way, there is definitely a Sugar Tit, SC. Some of the people there are trying very hard to change the name, but it is really sticking.

Devil's Backbone in Charlestown Indiana

Jeez. They really are everywhere. There are even two elbows

We also have an off road trail called the devil's butthole in Florida

Where in Northern Ontario? I am from Cochrane, live in Kitchener now, really miss this

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This place looks heavenly why it gotta be the ‘Devils’ bathtub?

Devils Den - Arkansas

Thank you 😃

Nope in montana.