Since nice sunny days have been a rarity in the Four Corners region, I had the opportunity yesterday afternoon to take a Jeep drive. I saw other community residents out with their ATVs and side-by-sides during the day.
I headed on Six Mile Canyon Road to the entrance to Six Mile Canyon marked with a corral and national forest signage.
One culvert along Six Mile Canyon Road was full of mud, but other vehicles made a good pathway through the muck so I was able to proceed through.
One of the signs at the entrance to Six Mile Canyon (just beyond the corral) provided a notice that the canyon will be closed to vehicles starting December 15 to March 31. So we have a month and a half to be able to drive in Six Mile Canyon.
When I stopped at the signs, I took a couple of photos:
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| Above, the Jeep in front of the national forest signs. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
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| Above, the sign (at bottom far right) states when vehicles are verboten in the canyon. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
I had a much enjoyable drive than the people stuck in stopped traffic (at the same time) westbound on Interstate 40 . Apparently, construction caused the tie-up at the road to Red Rock Park near Gallup.
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