Canyon #2: Park at the trailhead mentioned above and walk back up the road to where it makes a right turn at an earthen tank. Turn left past the tank and find your way into the bottom of a shallow wash. Head left and begin boulder hopping your way down canyon. The drainage becomes steep and water appears, soon you will reach a very nice if short drop into a series of plunge pools. Here's where you'll need your rope. You can either climb down into the drainage (a bit of a tricky climb) to rap right through the pools from a large chock stone, or work your way right to rap off a prominent tree situated on an awkward slope. The chock stone would be the cooler rap, but since I was alone I opted for the easier to get to tree. The rap from the tree is about 80 ft. Below this obstacle is a short wade and a few down climbs before you arrive at the second rappel. I used a tree located to the left of the drainage to complete this 60 ft rappel which was down a series of ledges with water trickling down it. Once down, it's a short walk to the main canyon with a campsite. The camp makes a convenient location to remove your harness and take a breather before climbing up the steep trail back to your car which is located just upstream.