Carved by water and weather, Looking Glass Rock is Pisgah National Forest's striking landmark. The 3,969-foot granite dome rises magestically. Named for how the sun reflects and shimmers its surface, the sculpted monolith is part of the Whiteside Granite body of igneous rock formed 390 million years ago.
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Looking Glass Rock
Carved by water and weather, Looking Glass Rock is Pisgah National Forest's striking landmark. The 3,969-foot granite dome rises magestically. Named for how the sun reflects and shimmers its surface, the sculpted monolith is part of the Whiteside Granite body of igneous rock formed 390 million years ago.
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