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A Desert Forest - Part 3

The last two spots were advertised as viewpoints. We thought we were done hiking; little did we know we were just warming up. We didn’t even stop at the Skull Rock that named the next viewpoint. We just started climbing on rocks and exploring. The kids took turn leading the crew up, around and between boulders. There were so many things to explore. It was a tremendous amount of fun. The kids would find passages that the adults couldn’t fit through. 




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