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Monday, June 23, 2014
Wilson Creek - Owyhee Front
There is no place in the Owyhee Canyonlands that has the dynamic rock formations of the Wilson Creek area. I have spent years exploring and photographing the Owyhee Canyonlands and this is the only area that I have found with these Unique stacked cathedral formations.
Sunday, June 15, 2014
West Fork Little Owyhee via 3 Forks - Owyhee River
Three Forks-Owyhee River, Oregon |
The Owyhee drains a remote area of the plateau region on the north edge of the Great Basin, rising in northeastern Nevada and flowing generally northward near the Oregon-Idaho border to the Snake River.
Three Forks is a dramatic base camp giving you many opportunities for self-guided hikes to Warm Springs Creek, along the North Fork Owyhee, and my favorite the West Fork of the Little Owyhee.
The confluence of the WF Little Owyhee and the Main Fork Owyhee. |
Main Fork Owyhee near the WF Little Owyhee Confluence. |
From the rim of Three Fork a high clearance 4 w/d vehicle may be required. To access the trail head dropping into the West Fork of the Little it is a must. For more information see the guide book, "The Owyhee Canyonlands-An Outdoor Adventure Guide". This is hike #52.
The canyon views from the confluence of the West Fork Little Owyhee and the Main Owyhee are unforgetable offering extraordinary views both up stream and down stream. This is a dramatic vantage point and should be considered for a camp location.
View down river from the rim above the confluence of the WF Little Owyhee and the Main Owyhee. |
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