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  1. Clark’s Fork Canyon and River, Wyoming

    “Massive mountain-front fold, basin sediments that were shed off of the rising mountains, moraines from glaciation, Precambrian igneous exposures, remote spectacular canyon, Clark’s Fork River with wild & scenic designation, history with escape route of Native Americans eluding the US Cavalry and a hike to a hidden waterfall. This is heaven for a geologist! It does not get any better. Even if you are not into geology, this spot is a good reason to visit Wyoming.”

    I have it from an expert that if I traveled here in Southern Montana and looked south I would see the wonder of the the Great Plains laid out before me. This amazing person also helped build the bridge you see in the wild Clark’s Fork canyon over the Clark’s Fork River, which is the “the last wild river in America.” Also, I’ve learned the dropoff into the canyon is scary as hell. I’m a believer, and already a big fan of Wyoming geology. And I will see it for myself. Number 1 on the bucket list.

    Enjoy and envy the beauty of the Clark’s Fork Canyon and River, and learn more about the wild geology of this pristine and wild place: geowyo.com/clarks-fork-canyon.

    Thank you, @BoxcarMurphy

    #ClarksForksCanyon #ClarksForksRiver #ClarksForkRiverBridge #CanyonMouthAnticline #Glaciation #VerticallyFoldedStrata #WyomingGeology #geology

  2. Clark’s Fork Canyon and River, Wyoming

    “Massive mountain-front fold, basin sediments that were shed off of the rising mountains, moraines from glaciation, Precambrian igneous exposures, remote spectacular canyon, Clark’s Fork River with wild & scenic designation, history with escape route of Native Americans eluding the US Cavalry and a hike to a hidden waterfall. This is heaven for a geologist! It does not get any better. Even if you are not into geology, this spot is a good reason to visit Wyoming.”

    I have it from an expert that if I traveled here in Southern Montana and looked south I would see the wonder of the the Great Plains laid out before me. This amazing person also helped build the bridge you see in the wild Clark’s Fork canyon over the Clark’s Fork River, which is the “the last wild river in America.” Also, I’ve learned the dropoff into the canyon is scary as hell. I’m a believer, and already a big fan of Wyoming geology. And I will see it for myself. Number 1 on the bucket list.

    Enjoy and envy the beauty of the Clark’s Fork Canyon and River, and learn more about the wild geology of this pristine and wild place: geowyo.com/clarks-fork-canyon.

    Thank you, @BoxcarMurphy

    #ClarksForksCanyon #ClarksForksRiver #ClarksForkRiverBridge #CanyonMouthAnticline #Glaciation #VerticallyFoldedStrata #WyomingGeology #geology

  3. Clark’s Fork Canyon and River, Wyoming

    “Massive mountain-front fold, basin sediments that were shed off of the rising mountains, moraines from glaciation, Precambrian igneous exposures, remote spectacular canyon, Clark’s Fork River with wild & scenic designation, history with escape route of Native Americans eluding the US Cavalry and a hike to a hidden waterfall. This is heaven for a geologist! It does not get any better. Even if you are not into geology, this spot is a good reason to visit Wyoming.”

    I have it from an expert that if I traveled here in Southern Montana and looked south I would see the wonder of the the Great Plains laid out before me. This amazing person also helped build the bridge you see in the wild Clark’s Fork canyon over the Clark’s Fork River, which is the “the last wild river in America.” Also, I’ve learned the dropoff into the canyon is scary as hell. I’m a believer, and already a big fan of Wyoming geology. And I will see it for myself. Number 1 on the bucket list.

    Enjoy and envy the beauty of the Clark’s Fork Canyon and River, and learn more about the wild geology of this pristine and wild place: geowyo.com/clarks-fork-canyon.

    Thank you, @BoxcarMurphy

    #ClarksForksCanyon #ClarksForksRiver #ClarksForkRiverBridge #CanyonMouthAnticline #Glaciation #VerticallyFoldedStrata #WyomingGeology #geology

  4. Clark’s Fork Canyon and River, Wyoming

    “Massive mountain-front fold, basin sediments that were shed off of the rising mountains, moraines from glaciation, Precambrian igneous exposures, remote spectacular canyon, Clark’s Fork River with wild & scenic designation, history with escape route of Native Americans eluding the US Cavalry and a hike to a hidden waterfall. This is heaven for a geologist! It does not get any better. Even if you are not into geology, this spot is a good reason to visit Wyoming.”

    I have it from an expert that if I traveled here in Southern Montana and looked south I would see the wonder of the the Great Plains laid out before me. This amazing person also helped build the bridge you see in the wild Clark’s Fork canyon over the Clark’s Fork River, which is the “the last wild river in America.” Also, I’ve learned the dropoff into the canyon is scary as hell. I’m a believer, and already a big fan of Wyoming geology. And I will see it for myself. Number 1 on the bucket list.

    Enjoy and envy the beauty of the Clark’s Fork Canyon and River, and learn more about the wild geology of this pristine and wild place: geowyo.com/clarks-fork-canyon.

    Thank you, @BoxcarMurphy

    #ClarksForksCanyon #ClarksForksRiver #ClarksForkRiverBridge #CanyonMouthAnticline #Glaciation #VerticallyFoldedStrata #WyomingGeology #geology

  5. Clark’s Fork Canyon and River, Wyoming

    “Massive mountain-front fold, basin sediments that were shed off of the rising mountains, moraines from glaciation, Precambrian igneous exposures, remote spectacular canyon, Clark’s Fork River with wild & scenic designation, history with escape route of Native Americans eluding the US Cavalry and a hike to a hidden waterfall. This is heaven for a geologist! It does not get any better. Even if you are not into geology, this spot is a good reason to visit Wyoming.”

    I have it from an expert that if I traveled here in Southern Montana and looked south I would see the wonder of the the Great Plains laid out before me. This amazing person also helped build the bridge you see in the wild Clark’s Fork canyon over the Clark’s Fork River, which is the “the last wild river in America.” Also, I’ve learned the dropoff into the canyon is scary as hell. I’m a believer, and already a big fan of Wyoming geology. And I will see it for myself. Number 1 on the bucket list.

    Enjoy and envy the beauty of the Clark’s Fork Canyon and River, and learn more about the wild geology of this pristine and wild place: geowyo.com/clarks-fork-canyon.

    Thank you, @BoxcarMurphy

    #ClarksForksCanyon #ClarksForksRiver #ClarksForkRiverBridge #CanyonMouthAnticline #Glaciation #VerticallyFoldedStrata #WyomingGeology #geology