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Pushing your bike through on its rear wheel may be the best way to get through overgrown Ocotillos. Their thorns are brutal and sharp as nails.
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Palasades canyon loop by Antenna.
Nearing the water tank, fun, technical sweeping switchbacks.
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Tony Reyes
Oct 1, 2017 near El Paso, TX
“Pushing your bike through on its rear wheel may be the best way to get through overgrown Ocotillos. Their thorns are brutal and sharp as nails.”  

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Pushing your bike through on its rear wheel may be the best way to get through overgrown Ocotillos. Their thorns are brutal and sharp as nails.
Nearing the water tank, fun, technical sweeping switchbacks.
Heading south near the start of Ana's Trail.
Solid rock sections give you a taste of Moab.
You'll likely be hiking up some of the steepest sections, luckily they are short.
Another challenging short climb. Hike it if you have to, the downhills are worth it.
The area offers plenty of Yuccas to break up the landscape.
Palasades canyon loop by Antenna.
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Palisades Canyon Loop

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El Paso, TX
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