
Starting from the Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary, head up a well-marked dirt road up a hill.

From the top of the hill, split off from the main dirt road and head down into Harding Canyon (you can see it on the right in this photo).

Entering Harding Canyon.


Harding Canyon is pretty uneventful for a while.


Forested sections of Harding Canyon. Sometimes its overgrown, but mostly there's a nice social trail to follow.






Harding Canyon opens up a few times, one time being to w big open field.


...and after the big open section, Harding Canyon narrows again and becomes a bit more overgrown.



You'll pass a small and pretty waterfall - this isn't Harding Falls, but to be honest, I liked it more than the true Harding Falls. It's cozy.

From the top of false Harding Falls looking down into the canyon.



Approaching Harding Falls, no water during my visit.

Harding Falls.


Above Harding Falls - Class 3 scramble if you chose to do so.
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