The Hoodoos - Alberta

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What in the actual hell is a high touch area?

Lol I guess people grab onto everything they see to ensure destruction on first contact?

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You never know which rock may turn out to be a dinosaur fossil. This keeps your mind very busy when visiting the area.

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Many people have visited this location for well over 100 years.

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The rocks in the above image will eventually take the shape of the Hoodoos that are showcased in the popular tourist industry images.

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I would recommend visiting this place if you have the opportunity. It is near Drumheller, Alberta.