It seems to be flat, and it's certainly colorful, but what exactly is it? Answer that question and you'll know how it came to be.
Bonus points if you know where it is.
National Park Mystery Photo 16: Something Curious This Way Came
By Kurt Repanshek - December 2nd, 2009
What is this, and where is it?
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John, you're close enough. The exact wording I was hoping for were the type of rock having been given a coat of "glacial polish." I'll provide more details tomorrow when I "reveal" the photo.
As for its location, no, not Glacier.