Wildcat Canyon icefall |
Everyone leaving the Lodge heading out to LaSalle Canyon |
Frozen creek above French Canyon |
I love this section above French Canyon |
Boardwalk on the way to Wildcat Canyon. Not slippery today! |
Stairway leading down to the top of Wildcat Canyon |
Top of Wildcat Canyon |
The middle to the end of the group arriving at Wildcat Canyon |
Wildcat ice fall in Wildcat Canyon, view from the East platform |
Joe says the limit is 18 hikers. Hope they are lightweight under all that winterwear. Kathy Casstevens took a photo from the West Overlook. She is in the distance with the red coat. |
These hikers decided they have seen Wildcat Canyon before, so they patiently waited for the rest of us. |
View from Sandstone Point looking West |
Some are still arriving for the great view |
Great view of the Sandstone here |
What a view today! |
On our way down the bluff stairs by Lonetree Canyon |
The group went on the LaSalle Canyon, while I headed back to the Lodge. Here is a photo of Lonetree Canyon. No trail into this canyon |
Red trail markers still mean the same thing in the winter. This sign signifies that this path is not a trail. |
Along the river the ice makes the coolest formations |
This bench has eroded away a few years ago. Love the ice by the seat of the bench |
Wildcat Canyon Creek |
Just cleaning up some fallen trees near Beehive Overlook |
Stairs leading up to a beautiful blue sky or the Eagle's Cliff / cutoff to the bluff trail |
Deer on the bluff trail near Lover's Leap |
Another deer |
There are 3 deer in this photo, all laying down |
My favorite deer photo |
Owl woodcarving in front of the Lodge. Owl Prowl Weekend March 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Owl programs Saturday and Sunday at 10:00, 12;00 and 2:00p.m. Call the Activities for more information. |
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