If you’re fascinated by unique geological formations, then this video from AZ Rockhound Expeditions of Camp Verde’s hidden geologic treasure—Tee Pee Rocks, is a must see. This captivating site, nestled just a mile south of Highway 260 near Fossil Creek, is a remarkable example of nature’s artistry, beauty and mystery.
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The video takes you on a journey through time, explaining how these distinct cone-shaped formations, formerly known as the Cottonwood Basin, came to be. Around 7 million years ago, volcanic ash from the Hackberry volcano mixed with the calcium carbonate-rich waters of the ancient Verde Lake, creating a cement-like material that eventually formed these striking tee pee-shaped structures.
Learn about the fascinating geologic history behind Tee Pee Rocks and witness the stunning visuals captured during their visit. It’s an enchanting location that feels like a scene straight out of a fairy tale.
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