スティーブ・クックのインスタグラム(stevecook) - 2月2日 06時21分

Sunday Funday solo hike up to Shinob Kibe, properly pronounced Shih-NO-bee KY-bee. Great view and great place to reflect and give thanks. A little FYI Shinob Kibe was used by the Paiute Indians in the mid 1800's as an easily defensible position during the raids by the Utes and Navajos who would attempt to kidnap the Paiute women and children and sell them to the settlers as slaves. Because Shinob Kibe is named for the Southern Paiute deity Shinob (Great Spirit) and incorporating the word kiab (mountain), it would seem that the Paiutes thought the mount sacred and most likely performed sacred rituals on the top of the mesa for generations.

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