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UPDATE: Congrats to Alphamav for finding someone who could identify this location. It is Snake River Canyon near Twin Falls.
A few years ago Blaine downloaded this image from the internet. He’s always wondered where it was located.
The location today:
Well Dave we both were thinking the same. The background sure looks like the Grand Canyon. I’ve some of the South Rim and the picture looks like what I remember. So that 2 votes for the Grand Canyon!
Tried Google Lens and Tin-eye no luck. Just googled old canyon gas station and this might be it at a different time: https://amp.azcentral.com/amp/93130610
After some sleuthing, I no longer believe this was taken at the Grand Canyon’s southern area. The walls appear built of horizontal slaps rather than the more rockery look shown in the pic above.
Maybe this was taken somewhere farther north, as I don’t see anything that looks like red rock in the distance.
“Snake River Canyon near Twin Falls, Idaho in 1998 or 1999.”
https://maps.app.goo.gl/2hnv9nBQWRwZCKZP6
Reddit can be awesome.
https://www.reddit.com/r/whereisthis/comments/f0h49f/looks_like_a_park_in_the_us_maybe_grand_canyon_in
Now that’s impressive Alphamav! I am a little ashamed that I have stood in the spot where the latter photo was taken after it had become a visitors center. I would never have guessed there was originally a gas station there.
I’ve added a pic to the post as well. Many thanks! Blaine can sleep more easily 🙂
Nice. Thank you.
You’re welcome!