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Typical jungle rock/root climbing. When it rains these areas get pretty slick
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If you made it to this rock at about 1300 feet, you are at the halfway point and on the right trail.
Obviously the jungle changes quickly, but hopefully you see this faint trail and tree heading west.
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Mtndude3737
Jun 5, 2013
“Typical jungle rock/root climbing. When it rains these areas get pretty slick”  

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If you made it to this rock at about 1300 feet, you are at the halfway point and on the right trail.
Typical jungle rock/root climbing. When it rains these areas get pretty slick
Obviously the jungle changes quickly, but hopefully you see this faint trail and tree heading west.
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