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Mobius Arch
A short trek through the Alabama Hills takes you to this unique rock formation.
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Mobius Arch Details
A short trek through the Alabama Hills takes you to this unique rock formation. You can not miss it along the trail it is a giant smooth rock with a large arched window approximately 6.5-feet high. If you walk around to the other side and peer through the hole, you will see the snow-capped peak of Mount Whitney perfectly framed in the middle.
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