A few days ago, a friend (Sandi) posted photographs
from her trip to Hogback Mountain on Facebook.
Looking through her photographs reminded me that I had not taken a drive
there even once this year.
The drive from my home to the top of Hogback is
something a bit less than forty miles in length but normally requires well over
an hour of time due to my constant stopping to investigate roadside rocks and
halting for photographs. The road to
Hogback snakes through a spectacular series of limestone canyons and
spires. Eventually, you climb to a
mountaintop that offers one-hundred mile views in all directions.
I am posting photographs from a trip to Hogback yesterday. Also posted is a photo from a short hike up
into Refrigerator Canyon.
--Mitchell
Hegman
Awesome photos! Wish I had a chance to go up there!
ReplyDeleteThe road to Hogback is one of my favorite drives. I usually try to go during the first week in July. That is when the alpine wildflowers are at the peak of their bloom.
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