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Dry Canyon Trail to Waterfall - 1 member in 2 triplogs has rated this an average 3 ( 1 to 5 best )
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Sep 19 2012
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 Cloudcroft, NM
Dry Canyon/5575 Loop, NM 
Dry Canyon/5575 Loop, NM
 
Hiking avatar Sep 19 2012
imike • Triplogs 2,467
Hiking9.20 Miles 1,450 AEG
Hiking9.20 Miles
1,450 ft AEG
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Dry Canyon Trail to Waterfall
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later start... lower energy day for Kim. Decided to check out a ridge/canyon hike I intended to save for this winter. It was nice, but I should have waited; the heat made for a not so nice hike for Kim. Interesting canyon descent... thought it might make for a nice beginner's introduction hike to canyoneering, but it proved just a bit too iffy. Oh, well...
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Apr 24 2011
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Dry Canyon Trail to WaterfallLos Angeles, CA
Dry Canyon Trail to Waterfall
Los Angeles, CA
Hiking avatar Apr 24 2011
AndreyP • Triplogs 284
Hiking1.90 Miles 400 AEG
Hiking1.90 Miles      50 Mns   2.28 mph
400 ft AEG
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Combined TRW Loop Trail and Dry Canyon Trail. Waterfall is running, but you can't see its whole height because one side view is obstructed by a rock and another one by a canyon slope. Strange thing that all sources, including trail signs, list Dry Canyon trail length as 1.2 mi RT (0.6 mi one way), but after 0.4 mi into the canyon it meets the gully where there's no more further trail neither up, nor down, nor across.
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