So I got a Wednesday off work, so a friend wondered if there was any potential ice to climb up in Red Rock Canyon. Since the road is closed every winter, nobody really goes up there in the winter and he heard there is good ice that forms in the canyon. So with the warmer weather we figured the roads would be clear enough to bike. So we headed out and biked up there and well the warmer weather was also bad for the ice as none was really there. But I'd imagine that later in the season it would be pretty good. We did explore a little and headed down and checked out Blakiston Falls which was pretty in the winter. The bike ride in and our wasn't bad except the wind on the way in made it a little more difficult. Luckily we had it on the way out and only had to walk over a few drifts on the road in and out.
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| Biking up to Red Rock |
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| Some of the road was covered in snow and we had to walk our bikes |
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| Beautiful snow covered cliffs of Blakiston |
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| Anderson looking so Majestic |
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| Here was what the ice looked like |
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| Another view of the ice by the top bridge in the canyon |
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| Wind blowing snow off the top of Blakiston |
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| Another view of Anderson |
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| Blakiston Creek above the falls |
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| Ice forming around Blakiston Falls |
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