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The left side of the Gate Rocks of Lower Duck Creek Canyon offer a 400 ft slab wall with huge dike just E of the Cone.
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Duck Creek Falls in late summer during the dry year of 2004. There was a pair of Mergansers fishing the waters as I approached. The falls is passable on the left using a series of easy ledges. You sometimes can find Bighorn Sheep hair snaged on the bushes in this narrow passage.
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Dennis Horning
Feb 14, 2012
“The left side of the Gate Rocks of Lower Duck Creek Canyon offer a 400 ft slab wall with huge dike just E of the Cone.”  

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Duck Creek Falls in late summer during the dry year of 2004. There was a pair of Mergansers fishing the waters as I approached. The falls is passable on the left using a series of easy ledges. You sometimes can find Bighorn Sheep hair snaged on the bushes in this narrow passage.
The left side of the Gate Rocks of Lower Duck Creek Canyon offer a 400 ft slab wall with huge dike just E of the Cone.
Confluence from HightowerSW
Bighorn Sheep drinking at Confluence after 2002 flood.
The Confluence of Ashley Creek with Duck Creek
3 Bighorn Sheep in Duck Creek Canyon near mid way Rock Find 'em
the Beginning of the seasonally overgrown hiking trail of Toni Gulch
the Hiking Path in Toni Gulch
A Look up Toni Gulch from high up on north side of Duck Creek
East Duck Creek Canyon Access just past Toaster Wall parking
The Gate Rocks of Lower Duck Creek Canyon. This steep slab is on the right when going down stream.
The massive outcrop just up stream from the mouth of Toni Gulch. This rock has a much different texture than the Red Rock just downstream.