Thor's Hammer, which can be seen from the Navajo Loop Trail at Bryce Canyon National Park, in Utah, is a textbook example of a hoodoo. Hoodoos, shaped sort of like totem poles, are formed when the softer rock layers are eroded away faster than the more resistant rock layers.
Thor's Hammer and Bryce Amphitheater scenery, Bryce Canyon National Park
Rebecca Latson
Thursday, July 18, 2019
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