There are two trails that lead to the cliff dwellings in Rogers Canyon.  The easiest starts at Rogers Trough and follows a stream bed to the cliff dwellings.  This trail has a gradual slope all the way to the cliff dwellings.  The other trail starts near Woodbury cabin and has a lot of up and down involved in getting to the cliff dwellings.
 (Click on the images below to see a larger image.)
Small scale map
Smaller scale map		 large scale map
Larger scale map
Rogers Trough profile
Profile of trail starting at Rogers Trough
Profile of trail that starts near Woodbury cabin

    We had a scouting trip to the cliff dwellings on 1/29/2006, and from that I have decided that only the trail starting at Rogers trough would be suitable for an AAS sponsored hike.  It took us 2 hr. 10 min. to get to the ruins and 2 hr. 45 min. to return to the trailhead.  If the weather remains dry this should be an excellent trail.  The trail crosses a creek bed several times, so, if we start to get rain, the creek crossings could get tricky.  On the 1/29 trip the creek was bone dry.  I found the ruins quite interesting with some very well preserved walls, and one ceiling that has been partly damaged so that the underlying construction materials are exposed.  I have some photos of the site and views along the trail here.

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