Road Trip pic of the day, 7/28: What and where is this?

Does this look familiar? Do you know what it is and where it's located? If so, you might win a prize in today's Road Trip picture of the day challenge.

(Credit: Daniel Terdiman/CNET)

Update (Wednesday, 9:37 a.m.): The answer is Landscape Arch, in Arches National Park, near Moab, Utah.

GRANBY, Colo.--When I saw this rock formation, during a Road Trip 2009 stop, I was captivated by it. It is graceful, elegant, yet looks quite fragile.

I'm sure a lot of you have had strong reactions to it too. And that's why I think today's Road Trip picture of the day challenge is going to be the easiest one of all. And while I usually want to give you something hard to solve, I thought I'd start the week off with an easy one.

If you are the first one to tell me by e-mail (daniel--dot--terdiman--at--cnet--dot--com) what this is called, and where it's located, you'll win a prize.

Good luck. Click here for the entire Road Trip 2009 package.

[SlimGem]

Arches National Park in Utah?

[joe7pak]

Landscape Arch. Arches National Monument, Utah.

[joe7pak]

I mean Arches National *Park*. Woopsies.

[jkaste1]

Did You Know?
Landscape Arch is the longest Arch in Arches National Park, measuring 306 feet from base to base. In 1991, a massive slab of rock fell from its underside, resulting in an even thinner ribbon of rock.

[mjd420nova]

Arches National Park in Utah. A natural rock arch created by water eroding away the unlying rock.

[Regulator7]

Was that photo taken with your Nikon D5000? Did you blow out the color saturation on purpose? If so, how high do you have the color saturation set? Vivid + even more color saturation? I've not used the D5000, but the other Nikon DSLR's I've used are all a lot more conservative with their color saturation. Those colors are almost cartoonish. That's totally fine from an artistic standpoint, of course. I'm just curious if this was your intent or if the camera produced this level of saturation on its own.

[rioro304]

This is Landscape Arch in Arches National Park, UT - Just outside of Moab, UT. What a great place to play!!

[rioro304]

If you go all the way to the end of this hike to the Dark Angel you will see some of Southern Utah's great geological features. Take lot's of H20!!