The Blob Topos

One of the largest, most impressive monoliths in the park, and it has its own parking lot. A definite favourite, a central land mark, and a great place to hang out on top.

From the Intersection Rock parking lot, if you look north towards the campground, this is the first big rock/cliff that bounds the west (left) side of the campground.

The Blob is the blob-like formation north of "The Old Woman", along the western edge of the Hidden Valley Campground.

This is the longish formation of boulders and small cliffs running mostly north-south that seperates the inner loop of the Hidden Valley Campground from the outer (easterly) spur.

The large rock directly in front of where the campground entrance road splits in a t-junction. One identifying mark is the prominent hole fairly low down on the left-end of the west-side.

The large brown formation east of Bighorn Pass road, about 250 yards north of the turn-off for Hidden Valley camp ground.

The smallish rock on the south side of Bighorn Pass road closest to Park boulevard.

The smallish rock on the south side of Bighorn Pass road closest to Park boulevard.

The Blob is the blob-like formation north of "The Old Woman", along the western edge of the Hidden Valley Campground.

The large rock directly in front of where the campground entrance road splits in a t-junction. One identifying mark is the prominent hole fairly low down on the left-end of the west-side.

The large brown formation east of Bighorn Pass road, about 250 yards north of the turn-off for Hidden Valley camp ground.