From Agua Canyon visitors can see two prominent hoodoos, formerly named the “Hunter” and the “Rabbit." Because their shapes change radically over time, names are no longer given to hoodoos. Visitors are encouraged to use their own imaginations to name these striking formations. Navajo Mountain can be seen on the northern horizon. Ýview A laccolith, this mountain once contained molten magma, which swelled upward from deep below the surface. It never became a volcano, because the magma never burst out; instead, the lava cooled, and that is the mountain that remains. Looking above the mountain, visitors might see a California Condor flying in the distance. A captive breeding program has reestablished condors to Southern Utah and Northern Arizona.    360 220 2 84