How Red is Red?  Fisher Towers  'I've just seen bits and pieces
of what goes on there,' said my good friend Laura, as we passed
an unnamed dirt road that appeared to lead down to the Colorado
River. It did lead to the river, she said, but was not open to
the public - it was Marlboro's Adventure Camp.  The camp has a
bit of a local reputation for taking lucky winners (i.e. people
who smoke a lot) on adrenaline-fueled adventures in southern
Utah, and for rather enormous parties that light up the nearby
canyon walls at night.  'But during the whole thing,' added
Laura, as she pulled her Pathfinder off state Route 128 about 18
miles east of Moab and on to a dirt road leading in the opposite
direction, 'I bet they never even see that.' And you could not
mistake what she was talking about. It was Fisher Towers.
Fisher Towers is one of the most awesome and recognizable
features along the Colorado River in Utah, and not without
reason. The towers are a group of chocolate brown Cutler and
Moenkopi formation sandstone