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Upper Black Canyon Road narrows somewhat before it crosses through the pass ahead at just under 5350 feet elevation

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124223-black-canyon-rd.jpg Also noteworthy on upper Black Canyon Road is the Gold Valley Ranch that I'm passing right nowThumbnailsThe 10-ton bike enjoys the rocky backdrop at Hole-in-the-Wall one last time while my cell phone rechargesAlso noteworthy on upper Black Canyon Road is the Gold Valley Ranch that I'm passing right nowThumbnailsThe 10-ton bike enjoys the rocky backdrop at Hole-in-the-Wall one last time while my cell phone rechargesAlso noteworthy on upper Black Canyon Road is the Gold Valley Ranch that I'm passing right nowThumbnailsThe 10-ton bike enjoys the rocky backdrop at Hole-in-the-Wall one last time while my cell phone rechargesAlso noteworthy on upper Black Canyon Road is the Gold Valley Ranch that I'm passing right nowThumbnailsThe 10-ton bike enjoys the rocky backdrop at Hole-in-the-Wall one last time while my cell phone rechargesAlso noteworthy on upper Black Canyon Road is the Gold Valley Ranch that I'm passing right nowThumbnailsThe 10-ton bike enjoys the rocky backdrop at Hole-in-the-Wall one last time while my cell phone rechargesAlso noteworthy on upper Black Canyon Road is the Gold Valley Ranch that I'm passing right nowThumbnailsThe 10-ton bike enjoys the rocky backdrop at Hole-in-the-Wall one last time while my cell phone recharges

This is my high-elevation point for the day; it will be mostly downhill from now on. I most often ride through the pass here around sunset, on return rides to Mid Hills Campground, so it feels unusual for me to be riding here at midday.