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There is rabbitbrush to push through, and rocks to climb over, in this section of Bull Canyon

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08059-bull-canyon.jpg A few dried red buckwheat flowers from this past summer remain in Bull CanyonThumbnailsI like the exposed rock areas in Bull Canyon that allow me to get out of the brush for a few minutesA few dried red buckwheat flowers from this past summer remain in Bull CanyonThumbnailsI like the exposed rock areas in Bull Canyon that allow me to get out of the brush for a few minutesA few dried red buckwheat flowers from this past summer remain in Bull CanyonThumbnailsI like the exposed rock areas in Bull Canyon that allow me to get out of the brush for a few minutesA few dried red buckwheat flowers from this past summer remain in Bull CanyonThumbnailsI like the exposed rock areas in Bull Canyon that allow me to get out of the brush for a few minutesA few dried red buckwheat flowers from this past summer remain in Bull CanyonThumbnailsI like the exposed rock areas in Bull Canyon that allow me to get out of the brush for a few minutes

One good thing about desert hiking in the cool season is the much-reduced possibility of accidental encounters with snakes hiding in brushy areas like this (they hibernate).