This point, overlooking Fairyland Canyon gives visitors the opportunity to see some hoodoos directly — at eye level so to speak. Ýview Paiute Indians consider hoodoos to be ancient beings turned to stone. The structures that fill Fairyland Canyon are geologically younger than those further south in the main amphitheater; they will become more fully developed as the erosion continues to wear away the land. Hiking the Fairlyland Loop Trail, one can visit nearby Campbell Canyon, which contains a virtual ‘hoodoo graveyard,’ where mounds of stones and soil show where they once stood. Ultimately, all the hoodoos, arches, and fins will be worn completely away. The canyon rim here is bordered by the Ponderosa Pine forest. Ýview  -90 220 2 84