Cross a channel, climb for a while and another beautiful Sedona sights confronts the viewer. One of us stands across the way with additional views available to the right.
Jen stands on an edge, a little backdrop at rear.
Let's take another look but switch the focus.
From a great vantage point, it appears the deer does not know we are about...Jen thought he might smell Jeffrey.
Even from distance, it looks like he's confused as he peers down. Reaching this point is a highlight of the hike although the position is not part of a trail.
Jen waves from one edge to another.
Very friendly guy. He returns the wave.
Jen crosses the rocks. In the distance at height is the butte to which we are heading as shown in photo above.
As we return from higher up, we sink down onto submarine rock and enjoyed some climbing thereon.
One of the big guys, 'Thunder Mountain' (Capitol Butte), dominates the scene. A friend of ours, Howard Greek, has a beautiful house/home at the base of this overpowering mountain. Howard is no pushover either.
Sugarloaf #2, Lizard Head Trail.
Sugarloaf #2, Lizard Head Trail.
A new trail for us that exposed some very narrow edges.
On the way back, we missed a turn and ended up on a sharper edge. This one was easy.
Jen shows her mettle along a tricky ledge.
...and rewarded in reaching an enjoyable peak.
Then returning home on scree...not too pleasant
Typical Sedona scene, imagine whatever you wish to view.
Crossing the peak with the airport on the plateau in the distance.
Cheers,
Jen shows her mettle along a tricky ledge.
...and rewarded in reaching an enjoyable peak.
Then returning home on scree...not too pleasant
Typical Sedona scene, imagine whatever you wish to view.
Crossing the peak with the airport on the plateau in the distance.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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