I think it's possible to get a closer view of Flatiron Arch in the Fiery Furnace, but I haven't attempted it. It is one of many arches in the Fiery Furnace. In this photo from 2012 of my son James, it is in about the middle of the photo.
My favorite rocks are the ones with holes in them! My love for arches began during the two and a half years that our family lived in Moab, Utah. We spent many hours every week hiking to arches and other beautiful sites in this red-rock wonderland. Whenever I visit Moab now, I always feel like I'm coming home. This website is a collection of arches that I have visited from all over the world. View this site as a webpage to see the full list of arches in the sidebar!
Tuesday, January 24, 2023
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