Keyhole Inverse
Slot canyons, common in the Aztec/Navajo sandstone found throughout this region, usually have nearly parallel sides. Seven Keyholes slot canyon is unusual in that the slots are wide at the base with a nearly circular cross-section. This shape resembles an old-fashioned keyhole but inverted.
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