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Wide view of White Canyon. Sipapu Bridge can be seen in the
lower left corner of the image.
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A steel stair provides passage down canyon at a shear sandstone cliff
band on the trail to Sipapu Bridge. Terrible light in this image
but the stair provides a nice scale reference against the canyon.
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Another leg of the steel stair that provides passage down canyon on the trail to Sipapu Bridge.
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View west down canyon from the bottom of the steel stairs in the
previous image. This is a good view of the very shear and
overhanging cedar mesa sandstone cliff that is typical in White Canyon.
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View east of the cliff band from the trail looking up canyon.
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View west of the trail as it traverses the base of the sandstone cliff
band.
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View from a deep rock shelf that projects out from the base of the
sandstone rock band in the previous image to Sipapu Bridge.
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Wood ladder that provides access to the portion of the trail below the
sandstone cliff band.
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View northeast of Sipapu Bridge from the trail as it switchbacks
down canyon.
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View of Sipapu Bridge from the trail.
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View of Sipapu Bridge from the trail farther down canyon. Almost
to the bottom.
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View from the bottom in creek drainage at the base of Sipapu Bridge.
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The underside of Sipapu Bridge.
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Shadow of Sipapu Bridge on canyon walls reflected in
creek.
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View
southwest from the creek bed to the base of Sipapu Bridge and backlit
yarrow.
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View southwest of wood ladder that provides access to the base of Sipapu
Bridge. This is a very cool little trail with 600 feet of drop to
the second largest natural bridge on the planet.
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