Aug 13, 2017 — Follow Burro Wash until you feel like you want to start up the ridge to the south. I don't know the best spot to do so, but the going is pretty easy since all you have to worry about is a bit of up and down along the rim. After a few miles, the terrain gets more serious and you have to consider working around fissures and cliffs. I'm sure there are a few ways to get to the head of Burro Wash from here, but the route described in my map worked with nothing more difficult than a couple of Class 3 moves. There is a canyon that washes into Burro Wash from the south. It has a few dryfalls that can be avoided with a little effort, but once you get into Burro Wash, the route-finding ends and the fun canyoneering begins. I don't know how this canyon doesn't get more traffic, it's easily one of my favorite canyoneering adventures to date.
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