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What's left of the old road is slowly starting to slide down the hill and return to nature

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04138-north-clark-mtn.jpg There's even an old fire ring here, but it doesn't look like it has been used in yearsThumbnailsStanding in the middle of the old road just beyond the pass at 5050 feet, the next segment of the road reveals itselfThere's even an old fire ring here, but it doesn't look like it has been used in yearsThumbnailsStanding in the middle of the old road just beyond the pass at 5050 feet, the next segment of the road reveals itselfThere's even an old fire ring here, but it doesn't look like it has been used in yearsThumbnailsStanding in the middle of the old road just beyond the pass at 5050 feet, the next segment of the road reveals itselfThere's even an old fire ring here, but it doesn't look like it has been used in yearsThumbnailsStanding in the middle of the old road just beyond the pass at 5050 feet, the next segment of the road reveals itselfThere's even an old fire ring here, but it doesn't look like it has been used in yearsThumbnailsStanding in the middle of the old road just beyond the pass at 5050 feet, the next segment of the road reveals itself

Just ahead is a small rock retaining wall designed to keep the road from washing away where it crosses a drainage area.