“unique natural formation”
This unique natural formation was found during the great Sardine Creek fire of 1951. The arch stands fifty feet tall and forty feet wide. Thousands of years of natural weathering caused the rocky material to fracture and break apart. This process created the arch and its tiny caves that are found around the base of this impressive structure. Directions from John Day: From John Day, travel east toward Prairie City on Highway 26 about 10 miles. Turn north onto County road 18. Go approximately 10 miles to the junction of Forest Service road 36 and County Road 18. Follow the 36 road along Camp Creek to Forest Service road 3650. Drive the 3650 road to the junction of Forest Service road 3650-468 where the trailhead is located.
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