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aanker · 02-03-18, 01:18 PM

Overlooking the Columbia River in the Pacific NW is a rock formation standing tall named, Rooster Rock. I've seen it many times.

Before it was called Rooster Rock it was referred to as Cock Rock by the early explorers and residents of the area.

I'm a little surprised that the Grand Tetons in Wyoming haven't had their names changed.... ha!

'Gobbler's Knob', yup, just as in the film. I try to watch 'Groundhog Day' every Feb 2nd, or close to it.

02-03-18, 01:18 PM	#12
aanker Pacific Thunder Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Yellow Sea Posts: 1,896 Downloads: 236 Uploads: 14	Place names Overlooking the Columbia River in the Pacific NW is a rock formation standing tall named, Rooster Rock. I've seen it many times. Before it was called Rooster Rock it was referred to as Cock Rock by the early explorers and residents of the area. I'm a little surprised that the Grand Tetons in Wyoming haven't had their names changed.... ha! 'Gobbler's Knob', yup, just as in the film. I try to watch 'Groundhog Day' every Feb 2nd, or close to it.