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This adjacent hill has good views of the hill I just climbed, but it too is quite slippery

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5026-cady-mountains.jpg I climb a short distance up and around this dry waterfall, but decide it's more slippery than I was hoping forThumbnailsI return to the main canyon, looking for a better route up, and head straight toward the Cady Mountain peaks and a rock outcropI climb a short distance up and around this dry waterfall, but decide it's more slippery than I was hoping forThumbnailsI return to the main canyon, looking for a better route up, and head straight toward the Cady Mountain peaks and a rock outcropI climb a short distance up and around this dry waterfall, but decide it's more slippery than I was hoping forThumbnailsI return to the main canyon, looking for a better route up, and head straight toward the Cady Mountain peaks and a rock outcropI climb a short distance up and around this dry waterfall, but decide it's more slippery than I was hoping forThumbnailsI return to the main canyon, looking for a better route up, and head straight toward the Cady Mountain peaks and a rock outcropI climb a short distance up and around this dry waterfall, but decide it's more slippery than I was hoping forThumbnailsI return to the main canyon, looking for a better route up, and head straight toward the Cady Mountain peaks and a rock outcropI climb a short distance up and around this dry waterfall, but decide it's more slippery than I was hoping forThumbnailsI return to the main canyon, looking for a better route up, and head straight toward the Cady Mountain peaks and a rock outcrop

Lots of loose, fine gravel and sand in some spots here. That's OK on flat terrain, but I don't like that on a hill.