Dixie Lava Flow - Cedar Canyon, UT - Places of Geologic Significance on Waymarking.com

This area of Utah has seen numerous bouts of volcanic activity. The small hills in the distance are cinder cones, ancient volcanic vents. At their base is a lava flow. Seen from a distance it is the dark band across the valley. This activity did not result from a single massive volcanic explosion but rather represents a series of minor events, small vents that create a cone of cinder and a nearby lava field. There is a pull out at the site that allows travelers to stop, read the informational sign and enjoy the lava from a distance.

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