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Behind the Morning Star Mine Road corral is a dirt road that crosses the fan to the base of the New York Mountains

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03580-morning-star-mine-roa.jpg After almost two hours of climbing, I reach the corral, my favourite landmark (one of the only ones) on Morning Star Mine RoadThumbnailsI go for a walk around the Morning Star Mine Road corral to cool down a littleAfter almost two hours of climbing, I reach the corral, my favourite landmark (one of the only ones) on Morning Star Mine RoadThumbnailsI go for a walk around the Morning Star Mine Road corral to cool down a littleAfter almost two hours of climbing, I reach the corral, my favourite landmark (one of the only ones) on Morning Star Mine RoadThumbnailsI go for a walk around the Morning Star Mine Road corral to cool down a littleAfter almost two hours of climbing, I reach the corral, my favourite landmark (one of the only ones) on Morning Star Mine RoadThumbnailsI go for a walk around the Morning Star Mine Road corral to cool down a littleAfter almost two hours of climbing, I reach the corral, my favourite landmark (one of the only ones) on Morning Star Mine RoadThumbnailsI go for a walk around the Morning Star Mine Road corral to cool down a little

This road might be a good route earlier in the year when there's still a chance of getting some water over there at Garvanza Spring at the base of the New York Mountains.