Normally, this is a waterfall. Water from the Embudo trail spring emerges and flows over the concrete retaining wall, creating a pond at its base. We last hiked here maybe two years ago and there was plenty of water. This is what we found on this spring day.... just a trickle.
Hiking out of the narrow canyon, we reached a burned zone. Although we live in Albuquerque, we were not aware that a wildfire had devastated this area.
City views on a not so clear day....
In spite of the lack of moisture, the wildflowers were at their best.
Embudo trail: 6.4 miles round trip, elevation ~1680 feet.
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