I went 13 years ago with a cheap point and click camera so it's lovely seeing it pop up occasionally with much better cameras. Recognised this shot instantly.

There's actually another rock formation that looks even more like a fist there. Unfortunately I can't post photos in the comments on this sub. Bryce is a really cool place.

Mjolnir.

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Yes, beautiful trek

People. Couldn't get reservations at some restaurants. On every trail I went to the parking lots were full or close to full.

Room occupancy rates in Sedona in fiscal year 2022 averaged 66.3% for the entire year.

The July occupancy rate in 2022 was 62.6%. About average.
The November occupancy rate in 2022 was 76.2% - about 10 points above average.
The March occupancy is 2022 was 77.8% - about 12 points above average.

Them's the facts. The numbers confirm the informal observations I make on a daily basis. This place is not a ghost town in November or in March. In fact, both months are busier than average.

I've linked to the City of Sedona's report if you'd like to check for yourself.

https://acrobat.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:df4d7ef5-a778-31e1-a327-9274075ef22f

See you when you return to Sedona!

It’s insane it’s even been standing this long

It is, and Take it in while you can. Thors hammer is expected to topple from erosion any time now. I think it's unlikely it'll happen before April, hopefully it'll hold on for a couple more years, but it really could be any day.

It'll be towards the end of May. Probably still not ideal, but gotta take it when I can get it.

Doubtful. The main park path gets SUPER close to this feature, Thor's Hammer. To my eye, it looks like a slight zoom from your standard angle at a lookout point with benches.

This particular landmark, Thor's Hammer, is expected to topple due to natural erosion any time now, for sure in the next couple of years but it really could be any day.

Summer is the worst time to visit DV…unless you are a reptile.

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If you like this picture, This feature is called Thors Hammer. With standard wind and water erosion it's going to topple any day now. If you want to see it, You should plan a trip ASAP. The landscape is incredible even with out it.

It's just incredibly beautiful!

Agreed! We've traveled the Oregon coast many times.

That shit’s gonna break bitches

With it up in the air like that, doesn't that make it a flying buttress?

makes for a great wallpaper

I think I've heard of this spot referred to as the Jewel of the Andes, but im sure many places get that label

Had a sip, was disappointed to find it was just water

Keep going south, the Oregon coast just gets better and better.

Without a doubt, Peru has some of the most incredible landscapes in the world. The variety is stunning

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