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From almost 400 feet above Cedar Canyon Road, I have a nice view to the north across to Seep Canyon, which I just hiked down

03262-mid-hills.jpg A burned joshua tree in the Mid Hills a couple hundred feet above the south side of Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsThe northeast view from this vantage point provides an overview of Cedar Canyon that I haven't seen beforeA burned joshua tree in the Mid Hills a couple hundred feet above the south side of Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsThe northeast view from this vantage point provides an overview of Cedar Canyon that I haven't seen beforeA burned joshua tree in the Mid Hills a couple hundred feet above the south side of Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsThe northeast view from this vantage point provides an overview of Cedar Canyon that I haven't seen beforeA burned joshua tree in the Mid Hills a couple hundred feet above the south side of Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsThe northeast view from this vantage point provides an overview of Cedar Canyon that I haven't seen beforeA burned joshua tree in the Mid Hills a couple hundred feet above the south side of Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsThe northeast view from this vantage point provides an overview of Cedar Canyon that I haven't seen before

Seep Canyon is the downward indentation straight ahead and a bit to the left in the green hills in the background. Live Oak Spring is beyond that, at the bottom of the other side of the hill.