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Deer Creek narrows as seen from the top. The stratified rock is gracefully sculpted by floodwaters, forming a slot canyon. The rock on opposing sides of the canyon is notably different, the discontinuity possibly forming a preferred stream path for springs and rainwater. [Access into the narrows is now prohibited.] © David A. Ponton
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![Deer Creek narrows as seen from the top. The stratified rock is gracefully sculpted by floodwaters, forming a slot canyon. The rock on opposing sides of the canyon is notably different, the discontinuity possibly forming a preferred stream path for springs and rainwater. [Access into the narrows is now prohibited.] © David A. Ponton](https://www.wildearthlight.com/img-get2/I0000yejON6BDiGQ/fit=1000x750/DPEC5066-Pano.jpg)
