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| Hiking | 2.30 Miles |
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| | Hiking | 2.30 Miles | 52 Mns | | 2.65 mph |
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| no partners | | FYI: Signs on the lower end of the San Francisco River Road warn that it is "primitive" and "not maintained". Lies! The road was graded, smooth, and do-able in a low clearance car. There is no shade, so this isn't a summer hike unless you plan on swimming in the River.
On an unusually cool and rainy May afternoon, I drove to the end of the San Francisco River Road to see what was up there. What I saw was a beautiful canyon, and a possible hike. Not wanting to waste the opportunity to hike in such perfect weather, I set off down the grade of the abandoned highway project, enjoying wonderful views of the San Francisco River and its colorful canyon walls. Had a great hike.
This may be a dead end hike, but who cares: this is a pretty place! |
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| "…you never know when a hike might break out" -Jim Gaffigan |
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