Are those ninjas or federally commissioned spies? Or contestants from America's Got Talent? <br> <br> And why is Calico often cold when you want it to be warm, and hot when you want it to be not?

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Are those ninjas or federally commissioned spies? Or contestants from America's Got Talent? <br>
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And why is Calico often cold when you want it to be warm, and hot when you want it to be not?

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Calico Basin

Hiking out of Sunny and Steep overlooking Kraft Boulders Dec 8th 2011.<br>

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“Are those ninjas or federally commissioned spies? Or contestants from America's Got Talent?

And why is Calico often cold when you want it to be warm, and hot when you want it to be not? ”

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Calico Basin. <br>
Photo by Blitzo.

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A Chuckwalla bouldering in Calico Basin.

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Enjoying the exposure in Calico. **insert joke about "crack" climbing**

A sun shower on the Calico hills

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Calico Hills covered in an early December snow 09

Calico in the snow

Jay on one of the Kraft Boulders. March 2005. See the seperate section on Kraft from the Red Rock main page for more bouldering info.

Calico Basin

Colorful Banding at Calico Basin, Red Rocks, NV

Established Parking Areas for Calico Basin (April 2016)

Calico Basin at Night

Calico Basin

Are those ninjas or federally commissioned spies? Or contestants from America's Got Talent? <br>
<br>
And why is Calico often cold when you want it to be warm, and hot when you want it to be not?

Hiking out of Sunny and Steep overlooking Kraft Boulders Dec 8th 2011.<br>

Native Mojave yucca (Yucca shidigera).

Side Effects on the back side of red springs

A perch atop the Calico hills

Someones monument left high up in the canyon. Not exactly sure what was going on here?

Wetland boardwalk with native Arizona ash trees (Fraxinus velutina).

Red Spring parking Lot.

The petrified dunes, Calico Hills. Photo: Bob Horan Collection.

Sun going down at Calico Basin, route unknown, grade 5.8

Wetland boardwalk and surrounding area.

Turtlehead Peak

Calico at sunset

If you are lucky, you might run into one these on the hike in.

Interpretive sign about rock climbing.

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