Escalante River canyons

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The Escalante River canyons are a network of deep, scenic sandstone gorges in southern Utah renowned for their slot canyons, arches, and remote desert wilderness.

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Escalante Canyons 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon system
geographic region
tourist attraction
climate desert
semi-arid
contains Calf Creek Canyon NERFINISHED
Choprock Canyon NERFINISHED
Coyote Gulch NERFINISHED
Death Hollow NERFINISHED
Egypt canyons
Escalante River main canyon NERFINISHED
Fence Canyon NERFINISHED
Harris Wash NERFINISHED
Neon Canyon NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
ecosystem desert riparian
geology Navajo Sandstone NERFINISHED
Wingate Sandstone NERFINISHED
sandstone
hazard difficult route-finding
extreme heat
flash floods
knownFor photography opportunities
remote desert wilderness
scenic hiking
technical canyoneering routes
locatedIn Colorado Plateau NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States

southern Utah NERFINISHED
mainWatercourse Escalante River NERFINISHED
nearestTown Boulder, Utah NERFINISHED
Escalante, Utah NERFINISHED
partOf Escalante River watershed NERFINISHED
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area NERFINISHED
Grand Staircase–Escalante region NERFINISHED
popularActivity backpacking
camping
canyoneering
hiking
packrafting
state Utah
terrainFeature arches
desert slickrock
narrow gorges
natural bridges
slot canyons
vegetation cottonwood trees
pinyon-juniper woodland
sagebrush
willows

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Kaiparowits Plateau borderedBy Escalante River canyons
Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument contains Escalante River canyons
this entity surface form: Escalante Canyons
Garfield County, Utah hasFeature Escalante River canyons