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From this hill, I get a good look at the back (north) side of Pinto Mountain, part of which I hiked last year

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5362-cabin-springs-hills.jpg Part of the hillside leaving Cottonwood Spring is covered in sagebrush, and a few pinon pinesThumbnails I arrive at a stream flowing down from Cabin Springs and follow it for a short distancePart of the hillside leaving Cottonwood Spring is covered in sagebrush, and a few pinon pinesThumbnails I arrive at a stream flowing down from Cabin Springs and follow it for a short distancePart of the hillside leaving Cottonwood Spring is covered in sagebrush, and a few pinon pinesThumbnails I arrive at a stream flowing down from Cabin Springs and follow it for a short distancePart of the hillside leaving Cottonwood Spring is covered in sagebrush, and a few pinon pinesThumbnails I arrive at a stream flowing down from Cabin Springs and follow it for a short distancePart of the hillside leaving Cottonwood Spring is covered in sagebrush, and a few pinon pinesThumbnails I arrive at a stream flowing down from Cabin Springs and follow it for a short distance

It's so much more rounded in this view, compared to the eroded escarpments that one sees on the other side from Cedar Canyon Road.