3D PLUS 2.5
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Some say the Jeep trail was given the name 3-D because of the way it tours Hidden Canyon. First you drive through the canyon itself. Then you loop around to an overlook from the rim of Hidden Canyon. Finally you climb to an even higher overlook of the whole area, including Hidden Canyon.
Another explanation is that you have 3D views as shown in the photo. There is a GPS - gpx track at the bottom of the page. |
A 3D view
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This description is east to west. Your first attractions are Halfway Stage Stop and the Mill Canyon Dinosaur Trail.
Halfway Stage Stop
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Petrified bones along the Dinosaur Trail
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A short spur will take you to Tusher Tunnel. Next you make a loop through Hidden Canyon then climb up to an overlook of Hidden Canyon.
Tusher Tunnel. Note light from the far end.
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Hidden Canyon
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Once you leave the overlook you will make your way over to Mean Hill. While this is not a difficult obstacle, it can be intimidating, as you are riding a narrow ‘hogback’ with dropoffs on each side of your vehicle.
Soon you will reach Bartlett Overlook, which will offer outstanding views of Hidden Canyon and the area surrounding it.
Soon you will reach Bartlett Overlook, which will offer outstanding views of Hidden Canyon and the area surrounding it.
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