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    Shaun Hunter
    Photo Date: 
    02/17/2023
    A primitive trail sign marks the trailhead at the park's upper parking lot.
    Shaun Hunter
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    02/17/2023
    The hike begins by heading up a sandy wash - progress is slow during this portion.
    Shaun Hunter
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    02/17/2023
    Winding up the wash along the mountains.
    Shaun Hunter
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    02/17/2023
    A sign marks the fork where Wayne's Way splits from Ripley's Run trail.
    Shaun Hunter
    Photo Date: 
    02/17/2023
    The trail soon climbs to higher elevation, and views of the dramatic landscape open up.
    Shaun Hunter
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    02/17/2023
    Small trail markers along the Wayne's Way hike.
    Shaun Hunter
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    02/17/2023
    While the path heads in the direction of the Colorado River, it never quite reaches unobstructed views of the water.
    Shaun Hunter
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    02/17/2023
    Some desert plants along the arid hike.
    Shaun Hunter
    Photo Date: 
    02/17/2023
    Returning back toward Cattail Cove and the trailhead.

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