Party Dome
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BETA PHOTO: The Party Dome
Description This is the formation just east of Nats Three Star Roof area. It is the first real formation on the right on the Vedauwoo road.
Getting There Drive down the Vedauwoo road and take the first right turnoff that really goes anywhere.
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By jammer Apr 10, 2007 Anyone know of any different names for this formation, besides the one in Kelman's guide?
By Aeon Aki Sep 10, 2007 The road is 700H, after the Nautilus a little way. Follow this road past the first pullout/campsite and trend right when it begins to "Y" Party Dome will be right in front of you when you are in the second parking lot.
By Ben Boykin May 16, 2008 Reply to jammer: Couple of us refer to it as "Rodeo [pronounced "ro-DAY-oh"] Rock ," owing to a large contingent of cowboys who were there in situ during one particular Frontier Days week. Not that it would be any more appropos. My kids call it "that rock we climbed."