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Coming up what's left of the old switchback road at Cornfield Spring

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07068-cornfield-spring.jpg I push my way through rabbitbrush and other plants to get across Cornfield Spring washThumbnailsI'm not sure where the old road went because it's grown-in, but I can now hear a trickle of water down in Cornfield Spring washI push my way through rabbitbrush and other plants to get across Cornfield Spring washThumbnailsI'm not sure where the old road went because it's grown-in, but I can now hear a trickle of water down in Cornfield Spring washI push my way through rabbitbrush and other plants to get across Cornfield Spring washThumbnailsI'm not sure where the old road went because it's grown-in, but I can now hear a trickle of water down in Cornfield Spring washI push my way through rabbitbrush and other plants to get across Cornfield Spring washThumbnailsI'm not sure where the old road went because it's grown-in, but I can now hear a trickle of water down in Cornfield Spring washI push my way through rabbitbrush and other plants to get across Cornfield Spring washThumbnailsI'm not sure where the old road went because it's grown-in, but I can now hear a trickle of water down in Cornfield Spring wash

The terrain is steep and the road is grown-in.