Monkey See, Monkey Do Cairns are stacks of rocks often used to mark hiking routes in the desert, but in the narrows of Golden Canyon, cairns are not necessary to find your way. These visitor-built cairns were assembled one at a time over a single week, by dozens of visitors. Most likely, they were built as monuments to their visit…and because someone else had already built one. “If we make only one, what harm could it do?” Do you think this is appropriate in a National Park? (avv)
Posted on: Sat, 16 Aug 2014 00:15:11 +0000
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