A hoodoo is an erosional rock pillar in badland topography.
Although hoodoos are commonly found in Northern Arizona and
Southern Utah for these lands are rich in entrada sandstone, these
white hoodoos located in Wahweap Wash, Grand Staircase Escalenate
National Monument, have a white body and a brown cap, which are
extremely rare. This area is literally in the middle of nowhere.
The length between the trailhead and the destination is 9.2 miles
and normally it takes 5 hours to complete the round trip. But our
team were disoriented several times and as a result we spent 6.5
hours wandering around the wilderness despite that we had collected a lot of
information in advance.
