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The white Navajo sandstone walls in Burro Wash quickly narrow.
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In a narrow slot, near the end of the trail, there is a log jam high above your head. This shows how high water can get during a flood.
Wide shot close to the begining of the wash
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Tilman Giese
Jan 21, 2019 near Loa, UT
“The white Navajo sandstone walls in Burro Wash quickly narrow.”  

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The white Navajo sandstone walls in Burro Wash quickly narrow.
Wide shot close to the begining of the wash
The beginning of one of the very narrow slot sections in Burro Wash.
Debris is stuck in Burro Wash and requires you to carefully navigate this very confined slot canyon.
This area has a large rock obstacle that, during a wet season, will have a puddle at the bottom to traverse before the small ascent.
Burro Wash starts out fairly wide with a sandy and rocky surface.
Easterly view towards the mouth of Burro Wash.
In a narrow slot, near the end of the trail, there is a log jam high above your head. This shows how high water can get during a flood.
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Burro Wash

6.6 mi 10.7 km
 12 ROUTE
Loa, UT