Seven Keyholes Slot Canyon in Nevada | Atlas Obscura
An unusual geological formation in Aztec/Navajo Sandstone, often called a slot canyon but geologically a joint, known for its distinctive keyhole-like cross-sections and Native American rock art.

šŸ“œ Unique geological formation in Gold Butte National Monument.
šŸ” Features keyhole-shaped cross-sections and ancient rock art.

Why Go

šŸ—æ Explore unusual sandstone formations
šŸŽØ Discover Native American petroglyphs
šŸžļø Enjoy scenic views, especially towards Little Finland
šŸš¶ Easy hike suitable for families and dogs

Why Avoid

šŸš— Requires high clearance and 4WD, especially in wet weather
šŸ„µ Very hot during summer months

Tips

šŸš« Motorized travel to the slot canyon entrance is closed.
Respect rock art: do not touch, deface, or damage.
Combine with side trips to Little Finland and Devil's Throat.

Hours

šŸ•’ Best visited in Fall, Winter, or Spring.

šŸ…æļø Parking

Trailhead parking available, but the road beyond requires high clearance and 4WD.

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