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Once down in Beecher Canyon, I look up at distant rock formations in the Providence Mountains in the area around Summit Spring

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5071-providence-mountains.jpg Once I adjust whatever it is on the bike that needs adjustment, I'll ride up this gentle roller into the New York MountainsThumbnailsOnce Cedar Canyon Road rises out of the canyon, I can see across to the Cima Dome areaOnce I adjust whatever it is on the bike that needs adjustment, I'll ride up this gentle roller into the New York MountainsThumbnailsOnce Cedar Canyon Road rises out of the canyon, I can see across to the Cima Dome areaOnce I adjust whatever it is on the bike that needs adjustment, I'll ride up this gentle roller into the New York MountainsThumbnailsOnce Cedar Canyon Road rises out of the canyon, I can see across to the Cima Dome areaOnce I adjust whatever it is on the bike that needs adjustment, I'll ride up this gentle roller into the New York MountainsThumbnailsOnce Cedar Canyon Road rises out of the canyon, I can see across to the Cima Dome areaOnce I adjust whatever it is on the bike that needs adjustment, I'll ride up this gentle roller into the New York MountainsThumbnailsOnce Cedar Canyon Road rises out of the canyon, I can see across to the Cima Dome area

Looks like an enticing hiking destination. Maybe next year? I plotted a hiking route on my GPS that would take me over there, just in case I had time today (I don't).