Wednesday, April 03, 2013
The Narrows - Wichita Mountains
I hiked through a canyon know as The Narrows in the Wichita Mountains on Saturday March 30th. Scenery and wildlife are abundant in this boulder filled scar that runs through the southern part of the wildlife refuge. After spending a couple of hours exploring the area, I drove a mile north and hiked to a waterfall (that was missing the most important ingredient...water) called "Forty Foot Hole." This canyon is less scenic than The Narrows, thus, the pictures posted below don't include The Hole.
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Nice Photos! We just hiked there yesterday!
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