
It was a beautiful January weekend, so I decided to hike Ford Canyon in the White Tank mountains with Dennis. He was familiar with the trail, but I hadn't been before.

I laugh in the face of danger!

The canyon was very pretty, although the pools were rather green and murky.

It was a little longer than I was ready for, so I was quite tired at the end. Next time I'll work my way up to the longer hikes!
Trail Stats:
Distance (one way) = 7.4 miles - we hiked it as a loop w/ about 11 miles
Trailhead Elevation = 1615 feet
Elevation Gain = 1410 feet
Avg Time (as loop) = 5 hours