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This area directly north of Wild Horse Mesa is steep, but is feasible when hiked across the slope

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02625-wild-horse-mesa.jpg Looking back up to Wild Horse Mesa as I continue back down to Bluejay MineThumbnailsI hike down a drainage below Wild Horse Mesa amongst some old unburned junipersLooking back up to Wild Horse Mesa as I continue back down to Bluejay MineThumbnailsI hike down a drainage below Wild Horse Mesa amongst some old unburned junipersLooking back up to Wild Horse Mesa as I continue back down to Bluejay MineThumbnailsI hike down a drainage below Wild Horse Mesa amongst some old unburned junipersLooking back up to Wild Horse Mesa as I continue back down to Bluejay MineThumbnailsI hike down a drainage below Wild Horse Mesa amongst some old unburned junipersLooking back up to Wild Horse Mesa as I continue back down to Bluejay MineThumbnailsI hike down a drainage below Wild Horse Mesa amongst some old unburned junipers

I remember looking up at this area earlier toady from Bluejay Mine and thinking that it might not be hikable.