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| Starting out on the Cathey Canyon Trail |
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| Heading into the dense forest |
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| Helianthus |
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| Just in case |
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| Looking for bear |
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| No ursidae up here |
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| One of many observatories in the Sacramento Mountains |
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| Vista from the Cathey Canyon Trail |
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| Dense stand of young Aspens |
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| The trail goes through here |
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| Wallflower |
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| Who's watching who? |
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| Cathey Vista |
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| Hiding out |
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| Spike Verbena (aka New Mexican Vervain) |
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| Hiking along T-105 |
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| Dr. K and Becca |
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| Everybody loves these flowers |
3 comments:
The landscape of this trail kept changing, which made it very memorable. Great photos.
Nice images, Packrat. The flies on the Helianthus and the Verbena are really neat; I love their orange abdomens. The trail doesn't look like it gets a lot of use.
You're right about that section of the trail not getting much traffic, Scott. Not sure why, either, as it's one of the most gorgeous sections of the Rim Trail, and it's only a half-mile or so from Cathey Vista.
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