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Scarred, Shaped, and Spectacular

Our World Crafted by Flood Waters

Scargazers is a community of travelers and explorers who see God’s handiwork written in the rocks, valleys, and formations of our magnificent world. If you’ve ever gazed across a vast landscape and wondered what powerful forces shaped it all, you belong here.

Let’s Explore Together

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View of a canyon with reddish rock formations, trees, and distant mountains under a blue sky with clouds.
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The Scargazers Adventure

Every scar has a story. The earth is scarred.

What’s the story?

The purpose of Scargazers is to share the story given to us through visible scars located in landscapes all over the world and how they came to be. Even though many are amazingly beautiful, they also serve as a reminder of what happened to the earth, its people and animals because of mankind’s rebellion, violence and evil as recorded in the Bible. In the book of Genesis we read how God provided the ark as the only means of salvation from the coming worldwide flood.

This time, the only means of salvation is through Jesus Christ.

The scars we see in the landscape aren’t just unique geological formations, they’re reminders of God’s past judgement, and also His faithfulness to His word. They point us to the hope we can have in Christ, who offers us rescue from the coming judgement that the Bible predicts, just as Noah’s ark offered rescue from the floodwaters.

How we share the Adventure:

  • We document and share flood evidence through our monthly newsletters, our YouTube channel “A Scargazers Journey”, and periodic videos.

  • Making geological discoveries accessible and understandable to everyone through our website and social media.

  • As we visit and photograph key formations throughout the western U.S. we will also share RV travel info for those who want to see and explore for themselves.

  • We’re building a community of believers and adventurers who want to see God’s handiwork in the scarred landscapes.

Join our Scargazers Journey and be amazed!

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A scenic mountain landscape with a lake, trees, and rugged mountain peaks in the background under clear sky.
Aerial view of Grand Canyon on the left, with rugged reddish-orange canyon walls and river below. On the right, a person is seen on a boat in the water, surrounded by tall canyon cliffs under a clear blue sky.

Exploring the West

Besides the fact that we live on the west coast, the western edge of the north and South American continents represent huge crash scenes where major earth plates collided at some point in our recent past, maybe approximately 4,500 years ago as the Bible indicates. What a great opportunity for us to visit, explore, and share our findings to demonstrate the magnitude of the catastrophic, worldwide flood that we learn about in the most accurate history book of all time, The Bible.

Although similar crash zones exist all over the world, and we’ll likely share some of those, our actual adventures will focus primarily in the western United States.

We share our discoveries via blogs/newsletters and starting in Spring 2026 we’ll add our YouTube channel, A Scargazers Journey. When you subscribe you’ll get the latest newsletters and travel updates and you can see our past newsletters saved under the Blog heading on our website.

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Destinations

Where we’ve been…

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Moab, Utah

Canyonlands National Park

Arches National Park

Capitol Reef National Park

Bryce National Park

Monument Valley, Utah

Goblin Valley State Park, Utah

Yellowstone National Park

Glacier National Park

Mount St. Helens

Redwoods National Park

Yosemite, National Park

Sequoia National Park

Kings Canyon National Park

Joshua Tree National Park

Grand Canyon National Park

Zion National Park

Petrified Forest National Park

Where we’re planning to visit…

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Wind Cave National Park

Custer State Park

Devil’s Tower

Mono Lake State Reserve

Great Salt Flats

Fossil Butte Nat’l Monument

Dinosaur Nat’l Monument

Scott’s Bluff Nat’l Monument

Agate Fossil Beds

Valley of Fire State Park

Badlands National Park

Roosevelt National Park

Beartooth Highway

Cody, Wyoming

All Washington Scablands

Palouse Falls State Park

The Wave/White Pocket

Willamette Valley, Oregon

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