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The mini-canyon arrives at a steep drop-off just before reaching Cedar Wash

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4373-pinto-mountain.jpg The dappled shade cast by old pinon pines and junipers makes for a nice walk down this little wash north of Pinto MountainThumbnailsPartway down the rock pile leading to Cedar Wash, I turn back to look up at my descent routeThe dappled shade cast by old pinon pines and junipers makes for a nice walk down this little wash north of Pinto MountainThumbnailsPartway down the rock pile leading to Cedar Wash, I turn back to look up at my descent routeThe dappled shade cast by old pinon pines and junipers makes for a nice walk down this little wash north of Pinto MountainThumbnailsPartway down the rock pile leading to Cedar Wash, I turn back to look up at my descent routeThe dappled shade cast by old pinon pines and junipers makes for a nice walk down this little wash north of Pinto MountainThumbnailsPartway down the rock pile leading to Cedar Wash, I turn back to look up at my descent routeThe dappled shade cast by old pinon pines and junipers makes for a nice walk down this little wash north of Pinto MountainThumbnailsPartway down the rock pile leading to Cedar Wash, I turn back to look up at my descent route

This should be fun to descend! Now I see why this canyon hasn't wasn't losing elevation as quickly as I thought it should.