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Small rocks near the edge gave way and fell to the canyon
floor below. “It fit,” Sundance said
with a grin.
“You guys are just plain lucky,” Sunshine groaned.
“Lucky?” Outlaw repeated with a grin. “Guess I never thought of it that way. Maybe we’ll name this the Lucky Ledge Trail.”
(P.S. Sunshine
grounded Sundance for two weeks and would not let him go anywhere with
Outlaw. She’s still wondering where he
went that day when it took all day to go to the store for a loaf of bread so we
couldn’t print any pictures of him going through the Teller County Car Wash.)
Vehicle tracks on the other side of the rock meant someone
had come in from the other way, so the trail obviously went through, even
though the map said it didn’t. They
followed the trail for a few miles while it snaked its way into a spur canyon
off North Coal Wash and eventually ended up at Swazy’s Cabin.
To get to the Lucky Ledge Trail, go to exit 129
on I-70 about thirty miles west of Green River in Utah. Go past that exit and begin watching for a
service road with a gate across it on the right side of I-70. (If you cross the Eagle Canyon Bridge, you
missed it.) Go through the gate and take
the first trail going right. Take the
next trail going left. Watch for the big
rock in the trail
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