Park rangers search for 2 vandals who toppled ancient rocks at Lake Mead

The sandstone formations on the Redstone Trail were shaped over time by geological forces from 140 million-year-old dunes, according to the National Park Service.

(A. Harrison | National Park Service via The New York Times) A photo provided by A. Harrison shows the Redstone Trail, in Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Nevada.

Park rangers search for 2 vandals who toppled ancient rocks at Lake Mead

The sandstone formations on the Redstone Trail were shaped over time by geological forces from 140 million-year-old dunes, according to the National Park Service.

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