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« Kinley Creek | Main | Mill Peak Revisited »

3N50 - Bradford Ridge Path

Sign Post I have no idea who Bradford is, but this is a pretty cool hike. It's back by the Pinnacles, just next to the bridge. Take the path next to the gate and go down the wash.

The creek is part of the Kinley Creek... creek. (whatever) And will eventually become a waterfall. This creek will dry up sometime toward the mid-summer (I think). It leads to Deep Creek, down in the desert. I'm really not sure how long of a hike it is as we only followed it for about a mile before turning back.

The path itself is fairly narrow and climbs steeply at first.

We could see the falls from the path. And not long afterwards we were able to access the creek. The dogs loved playing in the water here and there were a couple of very nice shady areas plus sandy beach areas. I can see this being a very popular picnic area!

Further along the path you will see this sign:


It's beautifully framed by trees on either side of the path.

The neat thing is how many areas we passed through. From the forest to cactus. Neat! This was our turn around spot. It sat high above the creek canyon and was a bit windy. It must be the natural high spot of the area.

This lush green grass made me want to be a little fairy lol




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