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I'm surprised to find a spring and water tank at the end of the road: it's not marked on my maps

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124857-borrego-cyn-rd.jpg I ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsBreezes keep the tent somewhat cool after the hot sun wakes me at 7h30, then I ride over to Hole-in-the-Wall Visitor CentreI ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsBreezes keep the tent somewhat cool after the hot sun wakes me at 7h30, then I ride over to Hole-in-the-Wall Visitor CentreI ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsBreezes keep the tent somewhat cool after the hot sun wakes me at 7h30, then I ride over to Hole-in-the-Wall Visitor CentreI ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsBreezes keep the tent somewhat cool after the hot sun wakes me at 7h30, then I ride over to Hole-in-the-Wall Visitor CentreI ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsBreezes keep the tent somewhat cool after the hot sun wakes me at 7h30, then I ride over to Hole-in-the-Wall Visitor CentreI ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsBreezes keep the tent somewhat cool after the hot sun wakes me at 7h30, then I ride over to Hole-in-the-Wall Visitor Centre

The spring is maintained because I'm in cow-grazing territory again, with lots of cow manure around.