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Looking back again at the Eagle Rocks and Mid Hills area

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02213-plain.jpg After a 1/4 mile on the dirt road, I begin heading cross-country through the partially burned desert forestThumbnailsI walk the final 1/2 mile up from Silver Lead Spring to Wild Horse Canyon Road at 5500 feet elevationAfter a 1/4 mile on the dirt road, I begin heading cross-country through the partially burned desert forestThumbnailsI walk the final 1/2 mile up from Silver Lead Spring to Wild Horse Canyon Road at 5500 feet elevationAfter a 1/4 mile on the dirt road, I begin heading cross-country through the partially burned desert forestThumbnailsI walk the final 1/2 mile up from Silver Lead Spring to Wild Horse Canyon Road at 5500 feet elevationAfter a 1/4 mile on the dirt road, I begin heading cross-country through the partially burned desert forestThumbnailsI walk the final 1/2 mile up from Silver Lead Spring to Wild Horse Canyon Road at 5500 feet elevationAfter a 1/4 mile on the dirt road, I begin heading cross-country through the partially burned desert forestThumbnailsI walk the final 1/2 mile up from Silver Lead Spring to Wild Horse Canyon Road at 5500 feet elevation

This remote upland valley is incredibly scenic and, despite being sandwiched between the well-travelled Kelso-Cima Road and Mid Hills area, it feels like humans rarely come here.