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About 1.25 miles up the fan, the road enters Old Dad Canyon

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06331-old-dad-canyon.jpg Not much remains of the cabin in Old Dad Canyon except the floor and roofThumbnailsBarrel cacti grow in the rocks at the entrance to Old Dad CanyonNot much remains of the cabin in Old Dad Canyon except the floor and roofThumbnailsBarrel cacti grow in the rocks at the entrance to Old Dad CanyonNot much remains of the cabin in Old Dad Canyon except the floor and roofThumbnailsBarrel cacti grow in the rocks at the entrance to Old Dad CanyonNot much remains of the cabin in Old Dad Canyon except the floor and roofThumbnailsBarrel cacti grow in the rocks at the entrance to Old Dad CanyonNot much remains of the cabin in Old Dad Canyon except the floor and roofThumbnailsBarrel cacti grow in the rocks at the entrance to Old Dad Canyon

This seems to be the spot where motor vehicles stop and park, or turn around and retreat.