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World's Most Impressive Rock Formations

Magnificent rock formations around the world that are really worth seeing.

Rock formations are amazing creations of nature. These magnificent rock formations have been sculpted by nature through weathering and erosion hundred to million years ago. There are numerous scenic and spectacular rock formations from around the world. Here are some of them:

All photos are courtesy of Wikipedia.

Delicate Arch - Utah, USA

Delicate Arch is a world famous arch located in Arches National Park, Utah, USA. It is a lone-standing arch which has become a symbol of Utah.

Karlu Karlu or Devil's Marbles - Australia

These marvelous rock formations of naturally rounded and oval boulders are called Karlu Karlu by the local Aborigines is located in Wauchope, a traditional Aboriginal sacred site and important to the local Aboriginal people. The Kaytetye people believe that the boulders are the eggs of the rainbow serpent and the site is still very important to the tribe and may be considered to be among the oldest religious sites in the world.

The Pinnacles - Australia

These beautiful limestone formations called The Pinnacles are contained within Namburg National Park in Western Australia. The Pinnacles were formed from lime leaching from the sand and by rain cementing the lower levels of the dune into a soft limestone.

Wave Rock - Australia

This 15 meters high and 110 meters long impressive natural rock formation is located in Western Australia. It derives its name from the fact that it is shaped like a large, smooth wave. The total outcrop covers several hectares. The unusual shape of the rock is greatly highlighted by vertical darker streaks of algae, which grow on the surface of the wave, and by dark black stains which change to brown during the dry season.

The Wave - Arizona, USA

This spectacular sandstone formation called “The Wave” is located on the slopes of the Coyote Buttes, Arizona. This incredible formation can be reached by hiking approximately 3 miles (4.8 kilometers) across rugged, trail less landscape, making the round-trip to and from The Wave a nearly 6-mile (9.7-kilometer) hike that climbs about 350 feet (107 meters) in altitude.

The Cheesewring - UK

This rock formation is an astonishing geological formation on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. The cheesewring is a pile of granite slabs that looks like a “cheesewring”, a press-like device that previously used to make cheese.

Mushroom Rock - Kansas, USA

This magnificent Mushroom Rock formation is located in Mushroom Rock State Park in the Smoky Hills region of Kansas. They were formed by the erosion of a harder rock on top of a softer rock. The rock contains Dakota Sandstone. There are two mushrooms and a giant shoe rock, as well as numerous other rock formations.

Brimham Rock - England, UK

This 300 meters high incredible rock formation located on Brimham Moor in North Yorkshire, England is part of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The Externsteine - Germany

These spectacular columns of up to 40 meters tall are a distinctive rock formations located in Germany. The formation consists of several tall, narrow columns of rock which rise abruptly from the surrounding wooded hills.

Perce Rock - Canada

This rock formation is one of the largest natural arches in the world. This spectacular natural arch named Percé Rock (“pierced rock) is an island and sheer rock formation in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. It is a massive limestone stack 433 meters (1420 ft) long, 90 meters (296 ft) wide, and 88 meters (289 ft) at its highest point. The rock gets its name from a large 15 meter (50 ft) high arch near its seaward end.

Maltese Cross Rock - South Africa

The Maltese Cross Rock is a rock formation located in Western Cape, South Africa.

James Bond Island - Thailand

James Bond Island is a famous needle formed limestone rock in the sea. This was featured in the 1974 movie The Man with the Golden Gun. It is located in Ao Phang-Nga (Phang-Nga Bay) National Park, Thailand.

Amah Rock - Hong Kong, China

Amah Rock (Mong Fu Shek; lit. “The stone that is gazing out for her husband”) is a naturally occurring rock located on a hilltop in southwest Sha Tin, Hong Kong. The rock is approximately 15 meters in height, and its shape looks like a woman carrying a baby on her back. It stands above the entrance to the Lion Rock Tunnel, within Lion Rock Country Park.

The rock is a popular tourist destination; the whole Sha Tin District can be seen from there. It is also a place of worship for Chinese women and stands as a symbol of women's loyalty and faithfulness.

Devils Tower - Wyoming, USA

Mato Tipila, which means “Bear Tower” or Devil's Tower, is a monolithic igneous intrusion or volcanic neck located inWyoming. It rises dramatically 1,267 feet (386 m) above the surrounding terrain and the summit is 5,112 feet (1,558 m) above sea level. The monolith is featured prominently in the 1977 film Close Encounter of the Third Kind.

Bryce Canyon National Park - Utah, USA

One of the most magnificent rock formations in the world is the Bryce Canyon in Utah. It is a national park and despite its name, this is not actually a canyon, but rather a giant natural amphitheater created by erosion.

Landscape Arch - Utah, USA

This fabulous rock formation called “Landscape Arch” is a very thin, very long arch over 300 feet (100 m). This is part of Arches National Park located in Utah, USA.

Goreme Valley Fairy Chimneys - Turkey

These wonderful rock formations called Goreme Valley Fairy Chimney are conical rock formations located in Turkey. Each consists of a cap of hard rock resting on a cone-shaped pinnacle of softer rock. These pillars in Turkey are sculpted out of volcanic ash, from eruptions of long ago. In Cappadocia, houses have been carved from these formations, and they make a popular tourist destination.

Palo Duro Canyon - Texas, USA

This marvelous rock formation is a canyon system of the Caprock Escarpment in the Panhandle of Texas. It is considered the second largest canyon in the United States. Water erosion over the millennia aided by wind erosion shaped the canyon's geological formations.

Rock City - Kansas, USA

These extraordinary rocks are located on Rock City Park in Kansas. It is 3.6 miles south of Minneapolis, Kansas and just over 0.5 mile west of K - 106 and the In a patch of prairie about 500 meters (1600 feet) long and 40 meters (130 feet) wide, Rock City contains three clusters of large spherical boulders. These three clusters contain a total of 200 spherical boulders. It has been designated as a national Natural Landmark.

The Giant's Causeway - Northern Ireland, UK

This exceptional rock formation called the Giant's Causeway is an area of about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, the result of an ancient volcanic eruption. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1986 and it is the most popular tourist attraction in Northern Ireland. The tops of the columns form stepping stones that lead from the cliff foot and disappear under the sea.

Travel around the world and see these amazing beauties of nature.

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Comments (120)
#1 by nobert soloria bermosa, Jun 15, 2008
hello everyone, hope you like this...
#2 by Hein Marais, Jun 15, 2008
These are excellent. I especially enjoyed the mushroom Rock. It looks a little bit like a UFO. :)
#3 by Ruby Hawk, Jun 15, 2008
These rock formations are wonderful and absolutely stranger than fiction.
#4 by IcyCucky, Jun 15, 2008
These are amazing rocks, and great research Norbert. Thank you!
#5 by AJ Garcia, Jun 15, 2008
fantastic! I was wondering how James Bond Island got its name. :)
#6 by quiet voice, Jun 15, 2008
...Hi nobert.. exceptional pictures,
it's like taking an arm chair vacation.
Thank you for the trip :o). Take care.
#7 by tracy sardelli, Jun 15, 2008
Great article, very informative, thank you for sharing
#8 by salvatore, Jun 15, 2008
educational and interesting, well done Buddy
#9 by PR Mace, Jun 15, 2008
Nobert,

These were amazing. I have seen the ones in Utah, My husbands home state. Your pictures as always are a great addition. Keep up the good work and I will try to keep up with you.
#10 by Alexa Gates, Jun 16, 2008
those are sweet! I especially like the wave one ;)
#11 by Lucy Lockett, Jun 16, 2008
Amazing picture and a truly informative article.I liked it very much, thanks.
#12 by Anne Lyken-Garner, Jun 17, 2008
The wave rock is my favourite. I've also seen the 'James Bond' rock in the movie. I thought it was just a movie prop at the time.
#13 by nismo, Jul 17, 2008
These are great, however you did leave out one natural rock formation that is beautiful, it's called Natural Bridge it is in the state of Virginia in a little town named after the formation.
#14 by nismo, Jul 17, 2008
here is a link to the Wiki article about Natural Bridge if anyone is interested: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_Bridge_(Virginia)
#15 by Lor, Jul 17, 2008
The rock at Brimham, UK, is actually called the dancing bear and is only about 5m high, no where near the 300m stated. If it was 300m the trees in the background would surely be the biggest in the world!
#16 by Razvan, Jul 17, 2008
There is one that it is not here , there are some intresting rocks in Mexico near the USA border ,on the road from Tecate to Tijuana , there is a big plane there where are many ball shaped rocks (2-3 m in diameter) that seem to apear from the ground.I don't have a photo on this computer but i will forward this site to a friend that live s in Mexico maybe he has some photos from there
#17 by Juliane Elliott, Jul 18, 2008
I love this piece! :)
#18 by Ronald Marbles, Jul 18, 2008
You forgot to add one of the greatest. It is found in Gozo, the sister island of Malta. Here is a link for future reference.

http://www.imagesofmalta.org/images/JKS57.jpg
#19 by Judy Sheldon, Jul 19, 2008
Nobert, your illustrations are breathtaking. Thank you for sharing. I remember driving through West Virginia as a teen and looking at some of the marvelous road sides of pure rock going straight up. God is truly a magnificent artist. We are fortunate to be able to behold His creations. I love your "wave" rocks.

Take care.
#20 by Unofre Pili, Jul 20, 2008
Simply amazing.
#21 by Josey, Jul 21, 2008
Wow, this makes me want to travel! I've seen Devil's tower and the rock formations in Kansas. Devil's tower is one of the coolest places I've ever been. I always wonder how wildlife like bunny rabbits live up there.
#22 by gon pincha, Jul 22, 2008
WOW! Great article :D
#23 by Lost in Arizona, Jul 24, 2008
Wonderful article. I've only seen a few of these formations, but when I get some vacation time, you have now given me some ideas of where to travel.
#24 by R J Evans, Jul 24, 2008
Great stuff - really liked the mushroom rock! Weird!
#25 by Belmond Kiteh, Jul 25, 2008
You're wow! Noby.Good researcher.you win my respect,and i believe the respect of all the viewers.Keep on
#26 by mazbut, Jul 25, 2008
superb !
#27 by dee, Jul 26, 2008
that was amazing
#28 by Austin, Jul 26, 2008
that is so cool...what about STONEHEDGE
#29 by bookndanno, Jul 26, 2008
The Giants Causeway is shown on the cover of Led Zeppelin album "Houses of the Holy".
#30 by Joey, Jul 27, 2008
Where's Rainbow Bridge? http://images.google.com/images?q=rainbow%20bridge&ie=UTF-8&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&sa=N&tab=wi
#31 by Widget, Jul 30, 2008
\"Brimham Rock - England, UK
This 300 meters high ...\"

Don\'t want to be rude about my own country, but we don\'t have anything *that* special... I think you mean 30m ;)
#32 by nobert soloria bermosa, Jul 30, 2008
thank you all,i appreciate your support very much!!!
#33 by Dennis, Jul 31, 2008
Southeast Arizona has the Chiricahua Mtns. and the drive through Texas Canyon on I-10 that are worth a look.
#34 by Adam, Aug 9, 2008
you left out Ayers Rock... :/
#35 by dan, Aug 20, 2008
Stonehenge isn't a *natrual* rock formation...
#36 by Kaye, Aug 20, 2008
This is beautiful, and I\'ve never seen a lot of them. Here\'s my suggestion for adding -- the HooDoos in the badlands of Alberta:

http://i.pbase.com/g6/37/770137/2/85253730.vBqPHBoT.jpg
#37 by Aathira, Aug 21, 2008
Beautiful....

Think should seriously try to see some of these formations!
#38 by Karen N, Aug 22, 2008
Awesome pictures, Bryce Canyon is the only one that I've seen in person.
#39 by ciucinciu, Aug 23, 2008
you should put this one http://chisinau.mae.ro/images/gallery/chisinau/sfinxul_95415e1fd861377f1b095dd8b3b94c9d_78.jpg
#40 by nobert soloria bermosa, Aug 23, 2008
hi again to all and thanks, thank you so much ciucinciu,
#41 by Pedro F. Pardo, Aug 23, 2008
Search for "TORCAL ANTEQUERA" in google. Beautiful place
#42 by Pedro F. Pardo, Aug 23, 2008
and of course... "Kjeragbolten"
#43 by JGV, Aug 23, 2008
What about the "Playa de las Catedrales" in Galicia, Spain?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jmmpereda/sets/72157602219547805/detail/
#44 by Joss, Aug 23, 2008
Brimham Rock

This 300 meters high incredible rock formation located on Brimham Moor in North Yorkshire, England is part of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The area where the rocks are is 300m above sea level, pretty different from that rock being 300m height.


Also check \"La Ciudad Encantada\" in Spain
http://www.losviajes.eu/pages/ciudad_encantada1_jpg.htm
something like an stone sea
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_fdPjvGGsb_0/R7oQ3eaPRjI/AAAAAAAADjA/fyE81aHSJFE/28.JPG
#45 by nobert soloria bermosa, Aug 23, 2008
thanks a lot Pedro,JGV and Joss, i'll check on those rocks
#46 by manio, Aug 23, 2008
Check Mallos de Riglos too. 300 meter (yes, really) tall vertical walls near Huesca, in Spain:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:2005.09.17_mallos_de_Riglos.jpg

#47 by Maria, Aug 23, 2008
SON PRECIOSAS!!!
#48 by sean, Aug 23, 2008
as you see there the landscapes are a beauty. read what is happening with pollution and trash here http://www.socyberty.com/Activism/Trash-Problems.78520
#49 by hydro, Aug 23, 2008
There is one more in Tenerife (Spain)
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/66/199766544_9cfde08f8b.jpg
#50 by Arzo, Aug 23, 2008
Visit:

http://www.galice.net/Que_ver_esp/que_ver_playa_de_las_catedrales.htm
#51 by galego, Aug 23, 2008
playa de las catedrales - Galicia (spain)

http://www.espacioblog.com/myfiles/forestman/cate1g.jpg
#52 by Miguel Vera, Aug 23, 2008
The list falls very short in my opinion. There are dozens of other great formations that weren\'t included and should\'ve been. Still the ones mentioned are nice. You should consider a second part, and who knows, maybe a third one too.

Cheers.
#53 by pues los órganos en la gomera, Aug 23, 2008

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/11/Los_Organos_La_Gomera.JPG
#54 by Manuel, Aug 23, 2008
Only two comments:

First: The photo of Utah´s rock nowadays doesn´t exist as we can see in the photo you posted (falled down recently)

Second: I´ll purpose one rock formation, it´s from where I coming from, Lugo, in the northwest of Spain. You can see in the next web one photo of this place, it´s called "Playa de las Catedrales" (Cathedrals´beach)

links:
http://www.fotosmundo.com/fotos/foto6077.jpg
http://www.arteyfotografia.com.ar/contenido/objetos/mini_500/1219_1192566108670154.jpg

I hope you will like it and if you want I hope you´ll include it in this beatiful list! Greetings from Lugo
#55 by Ronda, Aug 23, 2008
This is "El Tajo de Ronda" with his bridges.

Please, see for example:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/22520395@N04/2367482590/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/magerit/213138803/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/derola/60941209/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhoopercu/1895387170/
#56 by Maurus, Aug 23, 2008
Espectaculares!!!!

Recomiendo "Valle de la Luna" - (Arg):
http://www.welcomeargentina.com/paseos/valle_luna/
http://www.turismo.sanjuan.gov.ar/oasis/ischi.html
http://www.welcomeargentina.com/sanjuan/fotografias.html (varias fotos de alli y otros lugares)
http://www.vester.com.ar/argentina/foto-valle-de-la-luna-0065.jpg.html
http://www.ruta0.com/valle-de-la-luna-ischigualas/fotos.htm


y "Talampaya" - (Arg):
http://www.welcomeargentina.com/parques/talampaya.html
http://talampaya.com/gallery
http://www.ruta0.com/talampaya/fotos/la-pizarra-250.htm
http://www.guiafe.com.ar/fotos-argentina/details.php?image_id=465
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/RolfBohn/talampaya/talampaya07.htm

Saludos

#57 by nobert soloria bermosa, Aug 23, 2008
thank you all,most especially to manio,Maria,Sean,hydro,Arzo,galego,Miguel Vera,pues los órganos en la gomera, Manuel,Ronda,and Maurus - i've cheched all your recommendations and they are all amazing,thanks for the effort and support, i appreciate it so much,GRACIAS
#58 by Bubble, Aug 24, 2008
Look at this pictures from \\\"El Torcal de Antequera\\\" in Málaga-Spain

http://www.andaluciaimagen.com/Torcal-de-Antequera-Malaga_10810.jpg

http://www.enfrentearte.com/hotel-ronda/uploaded_images/TORCAL-DE-ANTEQUERA.-2jpg-748362.jpg
#59 by Kostas, Aug 24, 2008
Check out "Meteora" in Greece too!
http://travelwithachallenge.com/Greece-Meteora.htm
#60 by al, Aug 24, 2008
Sorely missing:

Shiprock in NW New Mexico, USA
Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, Colorado
#61 by mikey, Aug 24, 2008
Glad to see my hometown(Palo Duro) on there. Great list.
#62 by dixipix, Aug 24, 2008
Yes from Hungary.
http://blogozin.com
#63 by Donald Barr, Aug 25, 2008
Incredible formations. Enjoyed the article very much.
#64 by Non just eng speaker places, Aug 25, 2008
Ischigualasto, Argentine

http://www.unique-southamerica-travel-experience.com/parque-provincial-ischigualasto.html
http://www.chefotos.com/san-juan-valle-de-la-luna-argentina.php/la-efigie-del-valle-de-la-luna-argentina
http://www.guiafe.com.ar/fotos-argentina/details.php?image_id=480
http://www.turismo54.com/archivo/valle-de-la-lunapatrimonio-argentino
#65 by McGurker, Aug 25, 2008
You forgot a great one, I wonder if you can figure out which. :P
#66 by Jessica Perez, Aug 25, 2008
Beautiful formations of rocks. Hey anyone like poetry? Please check out my poem and tell me what you think. It's called "You are a part of me."
#67 by missamyseashell, Aug 25, 2008
love the rock formations. please come check my work out.
#68 by Tomio, Aug 25, 2008
There is a place in Brazil that can't be forgotten. His name is Parque Estadual de Vila Velha. This place is situated in state of Paraná.

http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parque_Estadual_de_Vila_Velha
http://www.ecofotos.com.br/brasil/Vila_Velha/Vila_Velha.asp

#69 by R.B. Parsley, Aug 25, 2008
Nobert,
I feel like I\'ve just returned from a vacation!!! Now more than ever I\'m going to have to beg, borrow, and steal to go on vacation now, so I can visit some of these rock formations. They\'re not only interesting, but quite beautiful to look at.My sister-in-law and her family just returned from Utah. They visited the Delicate Arch while they were their. Great article, Nobert!!! You did a fantastic job writing this. You definitely get a thumbs way up from me. Keep up the great work buddy.

Randy
#70 by Ray, Aug 26, 2008
Southern Idaho has a pretty neat one.

http://www.visitidaho.org/thingstodo/natural-attractions/balanced-rock.aspx
#71 by tonisan60, Aug 26, 2008
Excelent research, and esxelent foundings, I like the most the wave shaped formations, and of course I remember the one that was used in "enconters of the third kind"
My applauses for a very beautiful work norbert
#72 by mckjare, Aug 26, 2008
si algunas fueron hechas por extraterrestres hace muchos años... debieron de poner las pirámides de Egipto también jeje
#73 by desan, Aug 27, 2008
djavolja varos - \"devils city\", Serbia:

http://www.djavoljavaros.com/
#74 by Rodbogo, Aug 27, 2008
Se deberia poner tambien fotos de la ciudad encantada de Cuenca - España

Ver direccion

www.spaincenter.org/turismo/cuenca/cu-ciudad-encantada.htm - 38k

http://www.minube.com/fotos/rincon/5225/30352


#75 by Samuel, Aug 27, 2008
You can find something special in Switzerland :

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euseigne
#76 by Kalista Leow, Aug 27, 2008
Wow, absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
#77 by julixx, Aug 27, 2008
Wow!Excelent information.
Very good!
#78 by froggy/fun/1, Aug 27, 2008
hey thats really cool
#79 by Marillyn Shadow, Aug 27, 2008
Great article. I love the rocks!. Thank you.:)
#80 by Acrobat, Aug 27, 2008
Lovely article, I am amazed Uluru wasn't on here or the seven sisters, but the Aussie rock formations you have are fabulous, we are lucky to have a hell of a lot.

One little problem...

The indegenous culture of Australia are AborigINALS not Aboriginies and many grow offended if you refer to them as the latter.
#81 by RJ Evans, Aug 30, 2008
Fantastic stuff!
#82 by dimitrios matsoukas, Aug 30, 2008
they are nature miracles. they are fantastic.
by the way, come to GREECE and look at METEORA
you will be astonished by these huge granite rocks
i hope to find them the sameinteresting.
thank you for sharing
#83 by penny golding, Aug 30, 2008
very nice... I have the one in my collections of Bryce Canyon. Rock formations are cool.. thanks~
#84 by jeremy, Aug 30, 2008
what about camel rock, in new mexico?
#85 by Juancav, Aug 31, 2008
Mother nature amazing rocks,I prefer \\\"Brimham rock\\\",doing balane.
#86 by Juancav, Aug 31, 2008
Balance
#87 by FabFab, Aug 31, 2008
great pics man. they\'re breath taking ^^
#88 by Tamaram55, Sep 1, 2008
Fabulous, Fascinating, Gorgeous! Thank you so much!
#89 by roberto, Sep 2, 2008
son muy hermosas deveriamos siempre de cuidarlas










#90 by Catherine Bromhead, Sep 2, 2008
Should have mentioned the hoodoos, located in the southeastern part of the province of Alberta in Canada.
#91 by vivian , Sep 2, 2008
hi sir nobert.....soO grbee mga pics...huh...its amazing.!!.....
#92 by chocolate, Sep 3, 2008
that is cool
#93 by Mary, Sep 3, 2008
Very cool photos and information!
#94 by Liane Schmidt, Sep 4, 2008
Amazing..... I love the wave rock!

Best wishes.

Sincerely,

-Liane Schmidt.
#95 by Denise Eye, Sep 5, 2008
This is so awesome. I've always loved rocks and thought they were so fascinating. Theses rock formations are incredible!!
#96 by Ken Madden, Sep 5, 2008
Awesome pictures. I visited Mushroom Rocks State Park when I lived in Kansas. Small park, but it has several really cool mushroom rocks!
#97 by gwen, Sep 6, 2008
Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs has beautiful rock formations. These are nice too.
#98 by Clifford Vance, Sep 6, 2008
By self-definition, I am what I ontologically call a "high agnostic". The outstanding images you\'ve collected here of earthly stone sculpted by awesome natural forces over unfathomable time lift my heart to soar and call my mind to wonder and reflect, gratefully, on the source of such arresting, improbable beauty. Higgs' bosons? Natural selection? Matter, space-time expressing and conforming to unspeakable Divinity? 42? Who knows?! Wonderful, breathtaking!
Thank you.
#99 by pushinupdaisies, Sep 10, 2008
Wonderful post! But, there's another interesting rock formation in northern Pennsylvania called the singing rocks. It's a huge field of boulders of different sizes and if you use drum sticks or any other striking item on them they 'sing'! Each different size of rock makes a different sound.
#100 by bil lan, Sep 12, 2008
i need urgently the name of a massive local rock. it has not being taken at a close distance due to the presence of potentially aggressive animals around the rock. it is said to be the most photographed of the local rocks!
#101 by Denny Lyon, Sep 12, 2008
Wow! Quite a number I have never seen! Thanks for sharing! So relaxing to view so many curious landscapes but then there is nothing so creative as nature, is there? Especially enjoyed all the comments with additional add-ons for you - how about a sequel? grinning, ~ d
#102 by redmoth, Sep 15, 2008
I was expecting an article about the Who, Led Zeppelin, Free and Thr Rolling Stones. But anyway I wasn't dissapointed, some nice pictures. I've visited all the UK ones, and they are even more impressive close-up.
#103 by Eden Emersen, Sep 15, 2008
Your nature-related articles and pictures always capture the grandeur and beauty in nature: Wow!
#104 by Bob Galore, Sep 15, 2008
WOW! These are amzing photos of the formations of rocks! Pesonal favorite,the wave. Congrats!
#105 by R L Koontz, Sep 18, 2008
To Lor: That is not the "Dancing Bear" formation. It is the Idol Rock formation. However you are correct it is no where near 300 meters high, its about 20 feet, or 6 meters tall.

To the author: Impressive pictures, did you take them yourself?
#106 by R L Koontz, Sep 18, 2008
Never mind. I feel like a dolt. I see the photos are courtesy of wikipedia!
#107 by Old Crow, Sep 23, 2008
I think you should add Seneca Rocks in eastern WV, USA.

This is a wonderful slide show.
#108 by D, Gedeon, Sep 25, 2008
Impressive! By the way have you seen Meteora in Thessaly, Greece?
#109 by mike, Oct 2, 2008
http://www.rockclimbing.com/images/cms/assets/6/1336-large_press6lowres%252520crop.jpg
#110 by Cinege, Oct 2, 2008
Amazing! Though, Brimham Rock is only 30 meters high, not 300...

#111 by zoe, Oct 5, 2008
you forgot the garden of the gods in colorado !

#112 by malini, Oct 8, 2008
u hv left ayers rock australia
#113 by Miguel, Oct 14, 2008
MIND BLOWING!!!
I give it a 5-star rating!!!
#114 by Bob Frost, Oct 17, 2008
Photoshopped
#115 by Justin Runge, Nov 10, 2008
I kind of sort of really want to skate the wake rock in Austalia
like real bad..

#116 by cale, Nov 11, 2008
300 meteres high?
#117 by guy, Dec 14, 2008
what is the name of that rock that is balancing between two cliffs that is amazing
#118 by  Sotiris, Dec 30, 2008
Wow! Magnificent formations!! Great article!
#119 by  Kyra Blakely, Dec 30, 2008
I loved them! Really good article.
#120 by VV, Jan 5, 2009
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