Golden Canyon is a landmark of Death Valley that lies at an elevation of just 535 feet. It is a popular place for hiking and backpacking. Many people visit this canyon for its great views and long trails. Camping is also a popular activity around the canyon.
The information that would need answered to construct a geologic map is what event caused the canyon to be built and how long ago was this event? By knowing the answer to this question we can more effectively construct a geologic map that would better inform the viewers on how this canyon compares and contrasts the surrounding areas.
The question I have from viewing this image is why the difference in color of the different peaks? Are they a different rock subset or has nature just had a different affect on each of these areas of the canyon?
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