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There is a faint old road cut here after all, but it's so grown-in that it doesn't always make for a good hiking trail

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07510-providence-mountains.jpg As I enter West Edgar Canyon #3, I think I see a very faint trace of a road along the bottom of the hill at my rightThumbnailsA barrel-cactus garden at the mouth of "West Edgar Canyon #3," Providence MountainsAs I enter West Edgar Canyon #3, I think I see a very faint trace of a road along the bottom of the hill at my rightThumbnailsA barrel-cactus garden at the mouth of "West Edgar Canyon #3," Providence MountainsAs I enter West Edgar Canyon #3, I think I see a very faint trace of a road along the bottom of the hill at my rightThumbnailsA barrel-cactus garden at the mouth of "West Edgar Canyon #3," Providence MountainsAs I enter West Edgar Canyon #3, I think I see a very faint trace of a road along the bottom of the hill at my rightThumbnailsA barrel-cactus garden at the mouth of "West Edgar Canyon #3," Providence MountainsAs I enter West Edgar Canyon #3, I think I see a very faint trace of a road along the bottom of the hill at my rightThumbnailsA barrel-cactus garden at the mouth of "West Edgar Canyon #3," Providence Mountains

The old road is so worn and vegetated that I'm not always sure if I'm on it or not. It's often washed out to the point that it's easier to hike down in the wash and avoid the grabbing catclaw bushes growing in the roadbed.