"The Great Salt Lake Sundial." That's what we are calling this
unique natural formation, a small rise of rocks on the western edge
of the Ogden Bay Waterfowl Management Area, alongside the shoreline
of the Great Salt Lake. 
One week earlier, we found Oberon_Kenobi's 2003 hide, "Weber
County West Cache," GCBDF4. From there we would see what looked
like small points of land far off to the west. We vowed to come
back to see what was really there, and a week later we discovered
this very cool formation. It is labeled as elevation "4223" on the
topographic map.
There are two rock formations here. The easternmost is the
sundial feature, two adjacent rock fins with unusual erosion.
That's where you'll find this cache, a waterproof match container
tucked in a crevice on the western side.
The westernmost formation is a jumble of brown rock, filled with
old nests. Those nests didn't look used to us--no shells or
feathers, for example, and a very weathered appearance.
Nevertheless, please don't disturb this area while visiting.
This cache is located within the Ogden Bay Waterfowl Management
Area. It is a 2.7 mile walk from the parking coordinates. Although
we enjoyed walking on dry sand the entire way, you should be
prepared for mud and/or water, depending upon the season. The area
is marked as closed from April to September, and you will not be
able to access the cache during that time.