Note: There seemed to be countless cacti along this route, especially near the south ruin. Because of this, I would probably not bring dogs along unless they are very desert savvy.

History Note: Hobbs Wash is named for George Hobbs. From the monument:

As a winter storm approached, four nearly starved scouts, George Hobbs, George Morrill, Lemuel Redd, Sr. and George Sevey, sought shelter for the night in this area on December 27, 1879. The scouts were exploring for a feasible route for the 250 Mormon (Hole-in-the-Rock) pioneers to follow from their encampments above the Colorado River gorge 100 miles west of here. George Hobbs: "Night overtook us, we camped in this small canyon, this being our third day without food. I cut my name in the rock with the date I was there, not knowing that I would survive the journey."