Dave Kiel
Photo Date: 
11/16/2018
Trailhead sign and map that directs you up Javelina Creek to the larger pour-off.
Dave Kiel
Photo Date: 
11/16/2018
Burro Mesa Creek and its pour-off looks dead ahead from the trail head. It is actually the smaller of the two pour-offs and not described in many trail guides.
Dave Kiel
Photo Date: 
11/16/2018
Ocotillo bushes flourish along the trail.
Dave Kiel
Photo Date: 
11/16/2018
When the trail drops into the wash, go right up the Javelina wash to get to the higher and larger of the two pour-offs.
Dave Kiel
Photo Date: 
11/16/2018
Burro Mesa Pour-Off (in Javelina Creek) is about 100 feet high.
Dave Kiel
Photo Date: 
11/16/2018
Burro Mesa Creek. On the way back, where the trail intercepts the wash, go right to hike up Burro Mesa Creek to the smaller pour-off.
Dave Kiel
Photo Date: 
11/16/2018
USGS topographical maps label the smaller Burro Mesa pour-off on Burro Mesa Creek. Most trail guides take you up the right fork of the wash to the larger pour-off on Javelina Creek.
Dave Kiel
Photo Date: 
11/16/2018
A small pool on the Burro Mesa pour-off with the yellowish breccia layer behind it.
Dave Kiel
Photo Date: 
11/16/2018
Large conglomerate rocks are ubiquitous along the trail.