Hiking Davis Canyon
Needles District
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Sat 38 | 14 |
Sun 43 | 16 |
Mon 48 | 21 |
Tue 54 | 27 |
Wed 56 | 34 |
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Sat 38 | 14 |
Sun 43 | 16 |
Mon 48 | 21 |
Tue 54 | 27 |
Wed 56 | 34 |
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If you are looking for a remote section of the Needles District to visit, Davis Canyon is a good choice. The canyon is situated on the eastern boundary of the park, requiring a high-clearance four-wheel drive to visit. On our visit, no one had signed into the register in a month, and we saw no recent signs of visitation.
The canyon itself is home to the Five Faces Panel, a stunning pictograph panel. It also has several ruins and granaries to visit, including Log Ruin, a unique ruin that has a large structure built out of wood instead of the usual rock.
This place is a lovely area to simply wander, soak in the atmosphere, and enjoy the desert scenery without the crowds. There are at least 5 small arches along the hike for those with a sharp eye.
On our trip, surprisingly to me, there didn't seem to be one well-used social trail, but instead a web of smaller trails. Try to stay on a social trail when possible to minimize impacts.
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