A sheep trail carved into the rock by the Navajo Indians. Just above Klondike Bar, looking upstream past Driftwood Canyon. Holes drilled in the rock held sticks which made fence posts for a shubbery that was laid down so the sheep couldn't see the drop beneath them. |
Just below the top of the sheep trail |
From just below the top looking down. |
Whimsical cairn at the top of the sheep trail |
From near the top of the sheep trail looking
across the river to the mouth of awesome Cathedral Canyon.
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Returning to Klondike Bar to boat across the river to Cathedral Canyon. |
Go to Cathedral
Canyon
(just across the river)