It's like a paradise 😱 for Mars, little Finland, I'm coming!
The so-called Little Finland, unlike Little Tokyo in Los Angeles and Little Italy in San Francisco, has nothing to do with Finland. To be exact, 2 and a half hours from Las Vegas and located in the extremely remote Golden Hill National Monument, "Little Finland" means "Little Shark Fin Township", famous for its kaleidoscopic shark fin red/orange schist, also known as Azteca/Navajo strata, whirlpool, cave stone. They are silicified dunes from the Jurassic period (about 175 million years ago). [Sprinkle flowers]
🐠🐠🐠 "Little Shark Fin" has become more and more popular with photography and outdoor enthusiasts, and more and more tourists are choosing it as their first choice for weekends.
However, since it was only declared a national monument by Oba President Ma in 2016, its main purpose is to protect a large number of Native American works of art, and the original park is still a gravel road that must be reached by high-chassis four-wheel drive vehicles 🚜. There is a lack of facilities in the park, there are few road signs, and scenic spots are not easy to find. There is no mobile phone signal in the park, so visitors must do their homework, prepare enough food and drinking water, and fill up with fuel.
