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mokawanis

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4. The sources are springs

Reply to petronius (Reply #3)

Sat Jan 26, 2013, 01:29 PM

Jan 2013

and probably won't be too hard to locate. Last time I did the hike, years ago, we found 2 of the 3 easily. The 3rd one was a small pool with just a few inches of water, and it took us a while to find it because it was off the main trail and there were a bunch of secondary trails we had to explore before we got the right one.

I'll be sure to post pictures when I get back. The hike goes by A LOT of ruins, including a kiva hikers are allowed to climb down into that we bypassed when we there before.

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What a fascinating-looking place! petronius Jan 2013 #1

We'll be out there for 5 days mokawanis Jan 2013 #2

What are the water sources - springs? creeks? wells? I've done some hikes with long dry legs, petronius Jan 2013 #3

The sources are springs mokawanis Jan 2013 #4