History. Belly of the Dragon is a cave-like tunnel that is actually man-made! It was originally created to divert water under HWY89, but over time, drainage from upper canyon water flow has carved the walls and created a picturesque rippling tunnel of sandstone, now known as Belly of the Dragon.
History. Belly of the Dragon is a cave-like tunnel that is actually man-made! It was originally created to divert water under HWY89, but over time, drainage from upper canyon water flow has carved the walls and created a picturesque rippling tunnel of sandstone, now known as Belly of the Dragon.
I liked that your stopped -- turn around and looked behind you -- and then resumed your hiike.
Thanks, Jay.
Great video with lots of great beautiful views, so let's keep on hiking
Felt really special to see the Peekaboo footage, since it's less accessible. Thanks for sharing!
I am surprised that these videos are not getting more views. Beautifully shot and quite the travelouge.
Awesome! I've always wanted to visit some slot canyons.
So incredible, never seen this before. Thanks for sharing!!
Love the name of the place
That slot canyon was surreal. And knowing how it gets formed makes it more intriguing.
Totally! Just examining how the rock is shaped and imagining water swirling along the surface wearing it down to its current form is amazing.
Awesome!
You're right to trust your instincts, if it looks dangerous, it probably is. The second canyon was the better adventure. Thanks.
I understand, I thought I see a route up but, if you aren't confident in your route, don't do it.