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I've just passed an open area where I had to choose which route I'll take to Hyten Spring

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4029-gravel.jpg For the return hike back to my tent, I follow a different wash down to the powerline road from Hyten SpringThumbnailsThis is the high-elevation point of my day, at roughly 3000 feet in the Bristol Mountains, a bit above nearby Hyten SpringFor the return hike back to my tent, I follow a different wash down to the powerline road from Hyten SpringThumbnailsThis is the high-elevation point of my day, at roughly 3000 feet in the Bristol Mountains, a bit above nearby Hyten SpringFor the return hike back to my tent, I follow a different wash down to the powerline road from Hyten SpringThumbnailsThis is the high-elevation point of my day, at roughly 3000 feet in the Bristol Mountains, a bit above nearby Hyten SpringFor the return hike back to my tent, I follow a different wash down to the powerline road from Hyten SpringThumbnailsThis is the high-elevation point of my day, at roughly 3000 feet in the Bristol Mountains, a bit above nearby Hyten SpringFor the return hike back to my tent, I follow a different wash down to the powerline road from Hyten SpringThumbnailsThis is the high-elevation point of my day, at roughly 3000 feet in the Bristol Mountains, a bit above nearby Hyten SpringFor the return hike back to my tent, I follow a different wash down to the powerline road from Hyten SpringThumbnailsThis is the high-elevation point of my day, at roughly 3000 feet in the Bristol Mountains, a bit above nearby Hyten Spring

I'm now on my way to that saddle just ahead above Hyten Spring.