Cane Wash Ride

My little brother wanted to go on a ride. He is going to be gone this weekend so we decided to go Thursday. After looking for trails we thought why not Cane Wash. I took another half day at work. While driving down we saw many campers getting ready for this weekend. After passing the Swinging Bridge, there was no one around. The trail started off fine and the landscape was fairly flat.

We first passed by the Cane Wash Peaks

We reached Cane Wash and looked around for a tar seep but we could not find it. We drove up to Fix-It Pass and saw a family on four wheelers.

Fix-It Pass Trail

We turned around and headed down Cane Wash, it was a good trail to pick up speed. In some spots there was water and snow.

Backside of Cane Wash Peaks

No Man’s Mountain

After passing the No Man’s Mountain trailhead we ran into a big group of four wheelers including a search and rescue rider. The trail was about 17 miles long and took us 3 hours, including stopping for lunch and looking for the tar seep. It was another fun day on my four wheeler.