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Winds were calm this morning and we headed straight up the Rio Puerco Valley with few scenic detours. We took a look at the mud water fall, flowing nicely from the summer rains. We continued due north for Pagosa Springs.
Mud Pots- We followed the Dirty Devil to the confluence of the Fremont River and Muddy Creek at Hanksville. We would rejoin Muddy Creek in a hour or so at Hidden Splendor, later that morning. ...
- The Colorado River winds through a huge mud deposit, left behind as the waters of Lake Powell receded. We flew past the concrete boat ramp of the Hite Marina, which was...
- The ground had a tile-like texture. I wondered how long it had been since the river overflowed its banks to flood here. I turned out to be not too long ago. I...
- We reached the cliff where the ground drops away into the valley of the Muddy River, which flows past Hidden Splendor.
- We landed at Mineral Canyon to look over the wings (now frost free) and to clean a smudge of dirt off the gopro before heading out an amazing hour long flight up the Green River.&nb...
- We found the cliff where "Chocolate Falls" forms in the spring. No mud today, just some clear water dribbling over the edge. It looked like oasis in the middle of nowhere.
- ...for a while. The canyon is very steeply walled and runs for a hundred of miles, like some sort of maze. I head heard there was a huge mud waterfall on the Little Color...