Flaming Gorge, Utah
More than just fishing.
In 1869, Major John Wesley Powell, on an expedition down the Green River, looked in awe at this magnificent country and named it Flaming Gorge. Today the brilliant red cliffs are scenic attractions for thousands of visitors annually. Managed by the Ashley National Forest Service including the section of the Green River below Flaming Gorge Dam, this rugged wildland stretches from Wyoming high deserts, where herds of pronghorn (antelope) play along the lakeshore, to the forested slopes of Utah's Uinta Mountains. A diverse land of scenic beauty, Flaming Gorge lends itself to many memorable outdoor adventures.
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Greendale Overlook
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Sheep Creek Geologic Loop
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Tower Rock on the Sheep Creek Geologic Loop
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Aspens on the Sheep Creek Geologic Loop
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Spirit Lake reflection
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Red Canyon overlook
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Red Canyon overlook
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Red Canyon overlook
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Cart Creek Bridge
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Flaming Gorge Dam
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Flaming Gorge Dam
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Sheep Creek Overlook
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Sheep Creek Canyon
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Sheep Creek Canyon
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Dowd Mountain Panorama
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Dowd Mountain Overlook
