Devil's Door with Sun-Ling at the bottom.
View from Devil's Door back towards Tupiza.
Walking towards Inca Canyon.
In Inca Canyon after scaling the first waterfall.
Turn around point.
Sun-Ling descending Inca Canyon.
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Butch, Sundance, and the Devil's Door
Spent our first two days in Bolivia in Tupiza, the biggest town in the region where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid supposedly met their end. Did a day hike to the Devil's Door, a cool rock formation, and Inca Canyon where we climbed a couple of waterfalls before turning around.
Devil's Door with Sun-Ling at the bottom.
View from Devil's Door back towards Tupiza.
Walking towards Inca Canyon.
In Inca Canyon after scaling the first waterfall.
Turn around point.
Sun-Ling descending Inca Canyon.
Devil's Door with Sun-Ling at the bottom.
View from Devil's Door back towards Tupiza.
Walking towards Inca Canyon.
In Inca Canyon after scaling the first waterfall.
Turn around point.
Sun-Ling descending Inca Canyon.
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