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California - Borrego Springs - June Arroyo Hueso And Tapiado Loop

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Distance
4.71 mi
Elevation gain
581 ft
Technical difficulty
Easy
Elevation loss
581 ft
Max elevation
1,763 ft
TrailRank 
32
Min elevation
1,295 ft
Trail type
Loop
Time
2 hours 24 minutes
Coordinates
878
Uploaded
February 19, 2014
Recorded
February 2014
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near Mesquite Oasis, California (United States)

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More Anza Borrego Hiking


A loop following 3 different washes, with great views and steep canyons.

Start hiking where the road ends and keep going in the same direction.
Find the best spot to cross over to the wash on the other side.
We hiked a bit South of the end, up the West wall.

Follow the ridge until you can see the wash North.
This wash is a fork of the Arroyo Tapiado.

You reach the road in the main Tapiado canyon and at point out we crossed over easily to the Arroyo Hueso.

These are stunning steep sandstone canyons.
At point "Fork" we found a good spot to head in the direction of the June Wash.

Eventually you end up in the June wash and head back for the car.

Make sure you have a GPS or a detailed map and a good sense of direction.
It's easy to end up someplace else, far far away from the car.

The hike is easy, except for the short scramble at the start, to get out of the June wash.


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How to get here:

Exit Mile 41.5, signed June Wash, the "road" is good, but you need some ground clearance.
Some soft sand, mostly at the start of the "road". An AWD may sometimes be needed.
In 2014 I don't think we needed an AWD.

Drive for 2.5 mile and keep right (east) as the road forks.
After another 1.2 mile the road ends.

Waypoints

PictographWaypoint Altitude 1,044 ft
Photo ofJune

June

June

PictographWaypoint Altitude 1,329 ft

Fork

Fork East

PictographCar park Altitude 1,618 ft
Photo ofPark

Park

Park

PictographWaypoint Altitude 1,427 ft

Out

Out

PictographWaypoint Altitude 1,297 ft

Fork

Fork

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