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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 CanyonThumbnailsOld Dad Canyon becomes a narrow, rocky drainage as I approach the topThough dry as can be right now, the forces of water and erosion are clearly at work from time to time in Old Dad CanyonThumbnailsOld Dad Canyon becomes a narrow, rocky drainage as I approach the topThough dry as can be right now, the forces of water and erosion are clearly at work from time to time in Old Dad CanyonThumbnailsOld Dad Canyon becomes a narrow, rocky drainage as I approach the topThough dry as can be right now, the forces of water and erosion are clearly at work from time to time in Old Dad CanyonThumbnailsOld Dad Canyon becomes a narrow, rocky drainage as I approach the topThough dry as can be right now, the forces of water and erosion are clearly at work from time to time in Old Dad CanyonThumbnailsOld Dad Canyon becomes a narrow, rocky drainage as I approach the top

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.