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The drop-off ahead is only about 10 feet high, best climbed down backwards as if descending a ladder

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6977-kelso-dunes-wilderness.jpg Approaching the dry waterfall, this time in the downhill direction, a partial "staircase" begins the quick descentThumbnailsI made it down the little rock wall easily, but the short, blind descent was just enough to set off my vertigoApproaching the dry waterfall, this time in the downhill direction, a partial "staircase" begins the quick descentThumbnailsI made it down the little rock wall easily, but the short, blind descent was just enough to set off my vertigoApproaching the dry waterfall, this time in the downhill direction, a partial "staircase" begins the quick descentThumbnailsI made it down the little rock wall easily, but the short, blind descent was just enough to set off my vertigoApproaching the dry waterfall, this time in the downhill direction, a partial "staircase" begins the quick descentThumbnailsI made it down the little rock wall easily, but the short, blind descent was just enough to set off my vertigoApproaching the dry waterfall, this time in the downhill direction, a partial "staircase" begins the quick descentThumbnailsI made it down the little rock wall easily, but the short, blind descent was just enough to set off my vertigo

My feet blindly grope their way down the short rock wall, looking for the small protrusions that serve as stairs along the way.