View upstream to Shark’s Mouth

This view looking upstream shows Shark’s Mouth in the lower middle of the image – it’s the warm colored rocks and the “snout” of the shark is pointing upwards, with the black hole of the “mouth” right below. Created out of erosion (actually a cave with travertine build up) along this great limestone cliff wall, Shark’s Mouth was a fun site to float under, where you could see clearly the “teeth” and the gaping maw of the shark. The white rocks mark the bar that was Cliffside Camp.