Thursday, June 2, 2016

Embudito Trail, Revisited, Sandias, NM, 5/30/16

Had an early start for this Memorial day 8-mile round trip hike.  The entire trail is 6 miles one way.  We elected to go to Oso Pass, about 2/3 of the way up. I was reminded of the advantage of setting out early: the morning light was enchanting.
 The first part of the hike is rocky and steep with great views.
Above, mushroom covered trees looking like Christmas decorations.
The second half is shade covered, forested and lush. Nearing Oso Pass, the trail winds its way into a tight canyon. Hence the name: "Embudito," Spanish for "little funnel."

South Peak viewed from Embudito trail. To climb the peak takes another 3 miles past Oso Pass!
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