Calf Creek Canyon — Here's something to stare at while you drink that cup of morning coffee...a beautiful shot of Lower Calf Creek Falls in Calf Creek Canyon, Utah. The falls developed in early Jurassic age Navajo Sandstone. The fall is 126 feet high (~38 meters).
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