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Looking down from Hualapai Hill Top into the
canyon. Hualapai Hill Top is a bench slightly below the Rim Top
where the Helo-pad and parking area is located. |
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Mule trains are constantly going past on the
trail. Notice the dust at the feet of the horses and mules.
Their hooves keep the trail ground into a sandy powder. |
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Reaching the bottom of the steep climb from
Hualapai Hill Top. Looking down the canyon with about 6 1/4 miles to
go to the village. |
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The canyon of the dry arroyo starts to close in
on the trail. |
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I can always find an Arizona traveling buddy on
the trail. This is one of the three species of Collard Lizards - Two of
the three are muted in brown coloration. |
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Formations in the arroyo. The effects of erosion
caught my attention. |
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Formations in the arroyo. |
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These thin layers of deposits seemed out of
place within the typically thicker layers I normally see in the canyons. |
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Formations in the arroyo. |
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The canyon of the dry arroyo really narrows in
on the trail. |
