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Some of the rocks need to be hopped over

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03224-seep-canyon.jpg Some of the volcanic rock in this wash appears to have been meticulously arranged by a bricklayerThumbnailsSome of the remaining structures along Route 66 east of Newberry Springs are deteriorated or no longer in useSome of the volcanic rock in this wash appears to have been meticulously arranged by a bricklayerThumbnailsSome of the remaining structures along Route 66 east of Newberry Springs are deteriorated or no longer in useSome of the volcanic rock in this wash appears to have been meticulously arranged by a bricklayerThumbnailsSome of the remaining structures along Route 66 east of Newberry Springs are deteriorated or no longer in useSome of the volcanic rock in this wash appears to have been meticulously arranged by a bricklayerThumbnailsSome of the remaining structures along Route 66 east of Newberry Springs are deteriorated or no longer in useSome of the volcanic rock in this wash appears to have been meticulously arranged by a bricklayerThumbnailsSome of the remaining structures along Route 66 east of Newberry Springs are deteriorated or no longer in useSome of the volcanic rock in this wash appears to have been meticulously arranged by a bricklayerThumbnailsSome of the remaining structures along Route 66 east of Newberry Springs are deteriorated or no longer in use

However, nothing in this canyon yet requires mountain-climbing skills.