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Much of Borrego Canyon is rocky and brushy like here, offering no obviously good hiking route up the canyon

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141846-borrego-canyon.jpg I sit down for a moment in the little bit of shade provided by this tree in Borrego CanyonThumbnailsHiking up Borrego Canyon is getting slower and slower as I encounter obstacles like these large rocks with increasing frequencyI sit down for a moment in the little bit of shade provided by this tree in Borrego CanyonThumbnailsHiking up Borrego Canyon is getting slower and slower as I encounter obstacles like these large rocks with increasing frequencyI sit down for a moment in the little bit of shade provided by this tree in Borrego CanyonThumbnailsHiking up Borrego Canyon is getting slower and slower as I encounter obstacles like these large rocks with increasing frequencyI sit down for a moment in the little bit of shade provided by this tree in Borrego CanyonThumbnailsHiking up Borrego Canyon is getting slower and slower as I encounter obstacles like these large rocks with increasing frequencyI sit down for a moment in the little bit of shade provided by this tree in Borrego CanyonThumbnailsHiking up Borrego Canyon is getting slower and slower as I encounter obstacles like these large rocks with increasing frequencyI sit down for a moment in the little bit of shade provided by this tree in Borrego CanyonThumbnailsHiking up Borrego Canyon is getting slower and slower as I encounter obstacles like these large rocks with increasing frequency

Sometimes I walk along the edge of the rocky canyon floor to avoid the biggest accumulations of rocks and vegetation, but sometimes that gets too steep and I return to the rocky channel.