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As you approach the end of the hike, the canyon is a bit wider making it easier to walk.
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Getting over the trunk in the middle of this photo and down on the other side can be very challenging.
Kayenta and Navajo Sandstone with some volcanic boulders.
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Tilman Giese
Jan 26, 2019 near Loa, UT
“As you approach the end of the hike, the canyon is a bit wider making it easier to walk.”  

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As you approach the end of the hike, the canyon is a bit wider making it easier to walk.
Kayenta and Navajo Sandstone with some volcanic boulders.
It does not look like there is a path through, but there is
Beautifully layered sandstone carved over millions of years
Some boulders are very inconveniently in the way as you get through Cottonwood Wash.
Sandstone walls in the narrows of Cottonwood Wash
Past some of the harder slot sections, Cottonwood Wash opens up.
Getting over the trunk in the middle of this photo and down on the other side can be very challenging.
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Cottonwood Wash

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Loa, UT
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