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Citizens Against Moab Under Canvas at Looking Glass Rock

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Anonymous Anonymous
5 years ago

Its not being taken away... this is false information that has been spread. Looking Glass will still have public access and will always as there is a public access easement.

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Madge Nash
5 years ago

Not every nook and cranny has to be developed for tourism!

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Dan Parker
5 years ago

This is one of my favorite spots in the moab area. This project would tarnish the vibe of this beautiful desert we all love

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Screw this! Keep wild lands WILD!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I don’t think under canvas should be allowed rights to looking glass area

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Please keep this space natural so all can enjoy it.

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Jessica
5 years ago

STOP STEALING LAND

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Anna
5 years ago

Keep this land public for everyone to enjoy!

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Susan Meredith
5 years ago

Please protect this peaceful sacred place!!

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Samantha
5 years ago

Stop exploiting the land especially for corporate benefit.

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Zoe c West
5 years ago

Please leave this special place alone!!

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Sydney Quimby
5 years ago

We need to focus on cleaning up our earth before we trash more parts of it.

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Andrew McD
5 years ago

No way no profit on public land

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Elexis Durbin
5 years ago

This is such a rememberable a spot for myself as a climber and many others. I would hate to see it be taken away from public use and for a future climbers not being able to have the experience. Certainly would be very selfish.

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Zoë persons
5 years ago

no more glamping! preserve this place

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Gabriel Grant
5 years ago

Moab does not need more land turned into resorts.

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Summer
5 years ago

Keep public lands in public hands!

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Hilde Azarian
5 years ago

This should be park space for everyone. Not developed space.

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Barry Schmelzenbach
5 years ago

Please don’t do this and/or allow this to happen. The continued development of untouched open spaces is all but irreversible.

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Amy Pettit
5 years ago

Let present and future people enjoy nature as is without adding development around the area. It takes away from the true beauty for social media clout.