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I choose to follow a drainage downward into the canyon below Eagle Rocks

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5409-eagle-rocks.jpg I back up a few feet under a big boulder, still looking at the slot between the rocks in front of meThumbnailsI climb up the eroded rock in the upper area of the Eagle Rocks, Mojave National PreserveI back up a few feet under a big boulder, still looking at the slot between the rocks in front of meThumbnailsI climb up the eroded rock in the upper area of the Eagle Rocks, Mojave National PreserveI back up a few feet under a big boulder, still looking at the slot between the rocks in front of meThumbnailsI climb up the eroded rock in the upper area of the Eagle Rocks, Mojave National PreserveI back up a few feet under a big boulder, still looking at the slot between the rocks in front of meThumbnailsI climb up the eroded rock in the upper area of the Eagle Rocks, Mojave National PreserveI back up a few feet under a big boulder, still looking at the slot between the rocks in front of meThumbnailsI climb up the eroded rock in the upper area of the Eagle Rocks, Mojave National Preserve

It's a bit steep, but it provides fairly good traction for the descent.