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After the cabin area, Old Dad Canyon widens while it continues to rise

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06389-old-dad-canyon.jpg Though dry as can be right now, the forces of water and erosion are clearly at work from time to time in Old Dad CanyonThumbnailsI stumble across the remains of a very modest old cabinThough dry as can be right now, the forces of water and erosion are clearly at work from time to time in Old Dad CanyonThumbnailsI stumble across the remains of a very modest old cabinThough dry as can be right now, the forces of water and erosion are clearly at work from time to time in Old Dad CanyonThumbnailsI stumble across the remains of a very modest old cabinThough dry as can be right now, the forces of water and erosion are clearly at work from time to time in Old Dad CanyonThumbnailsI stumble across the remains of a very modest old cabinThough dry as can be right now, the forces of water and erosion are clearly at work from time to time in Old Dad CanyonThumbnailsI stumble across the remains of a very modest old cabin

A route to my right leads to the crest of the Old Dad Mountain range, but it looks like I probably wouldn't be able to make it to Old Dad peak from the top due to excessively steep rock on the ridgeline. So I continue up the canyon.