Shortly after crossing into the main canyon. This canyon is beautiful,
but best ridden after a rain.
I new that, but we did it any way. It was work going through the sand,
but worth the effort.
It was well into the day before we got here.
Caņon de la
Caņada goes between the mesa you see behind
the saddle in the center of
this photo and that saddle. We went to the
saddle to the right of the big saddle.
Cool erosion in the sandstone
We hiked up to a
saddle to get a view.
Sad face
Mike
taking in the view.
This would have been tough on the bikes.
Do
termites eat rock?
Part of the view looking into Caņon de la Caņada from the saddle.
Great
lunch stop. The trail in the bottom is our goal.
Someone was here before us... long before.
Under the cliffs on the way down
This section is not for the timid.
There are some great trialsin
sections in this canyon.
Diamond back rattlesnake warning us that this is his home
Heading up the main canyon. Finally out of the grasp of the sand.
The
scenery changes constantly and definitely keeps your attention.
Just bunny hop it!
An
awesome place. We'll definitely revisit, ... after we get some rain.
Do
termites eat rock?
