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I leave Cedar Canyon Road and ride up the 3/4-mile-long shortcut road to Black Canyon Road

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02831-cutoff.jpg Cedar Canyon Road crosses a cattle guard and offers a detour for those not wishing to cross the cattle guardThumbnailsThe ride back up the Cedar Canyon-Black Canyon cutoff road is slow, but easier than expectedCedar Canyon Road crosses a cattle guard and offers a detour for those not wishing to cross the cattle guardThumbnailsThe ride back up the Cedar Canyon-Black Canyon cutoff road is slow, but easier than expectedCedar Canyon Road crosses a cattle guard and offers a detour for those not wishing to cross the cattle guardThumbnailsThe ride back up the Cedar Canyon-Black Canyon cutoff road is slow, but easier than expectedCedar Canyon Road crosses a cattle guard and offers a detour for those not wishing to cross the cattle guardThumbnailsThe ride back up the Cedar Canyon-Black Canyon cutoff road is slow, but easier than expectedCedar Canyon Road crosses a cattle guard and offers a detour for those not wishing to cross the cattle guardThumbnailsThe ride back up the Cedar Canyon-Black Canyon cutoff road is slow, but easier than expected

I came down this shortcut road earlier today, but I've had to look closely for it on the way back to Mid Hills campground, as I had never noticed this road during my previous rides on Cedar Canyon Road.