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    The ultimate adventure guide

    Jesse Weber
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    A huge old ponderosa tree with a lightning scar.
    Jesse Weber
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    11/21/2018
    Cathedral Rock looming above the trees.
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    11/21/2018
    A frozen waterfall near the trail.
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    11/21/2018
    A trickling creek frozen solid.
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    11/21/2018
    Echo Cliffs rising opposite Cathedral Rock.
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    11/21/2018
    For a while you wonder how the trail will reach the top of Cathedral Rock.
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    11/21/2018
    Eventually the trail switchbacks toward the backside of the formation.
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    11/21/2018
    End of the steep climb to the top.
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    11/21/2018
    View from the top of Cathedral Rock.
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    11/21/2018
    Excellent view of Mount Charleston and the canyon below.
    Jesse Weber
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    11/21/2018
    Panorama of the mountains and the desert beyond.

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