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Wild Horse Mesa, the target of today's hike, is the flat-topped formation ahead

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02454-wild-horse-canyon-roa.jpg Bluejay Mine Road appears to my right about six miles from Mid Hills campsite 22, at about 4740 feet elevationThumbnailsWild Horse Canyon Road continues its twisty-windy descent, which is getting flatterBluejay Mine Road appears to my right about six miles from Mid Hills campsite 22, at about 4740 feet elevationThumbnailsWild Horse Canyon Road continues its twisty-windy descent, which is getting flatterBluejay Mine Road appears to my right about six miles from Mid Hills campsite 22, at about 4740 feet elevationThumbnailsWild Horse Canyon Road continues its twisty-windy descent, which is getting flatterBluejay Mine Road appears to my right about six miles from Mid Hills campsite 22, at about 4740 feet elevationThumbnailsWild Horse Canyon Road continues its twisty-windy descent, which is getting flatterBluejay Mine Road appears to my right about six miles from Mid Hills campsite 22, at about 4740 feet elevationThumbnailsWild Horse Canyon Road continues its twisty-windy descent, which is getting flatter

I encounter only one vehicle on Wild Horse Canyon Road this morning: this parked cattle truck. The Bluejay Mine Road that I'm looking for today will be behind the low hill straight ahead and in front of Wild Horse Mesa.