And finally I reached the Maze Overlook.

Brimhall Point - in order to bring you the best views possible I jumped across the gap between these two tops, it's only 640 feet to the canyon bottom...

The next jump seemed a litle too challenging, maybe if I hadn't hurt my knee!

Here's a satellite view of Brimhall Point, you can actually see the rocks I jumped between and the lonely rock

The Chocolate Drops, looking over the south fork of Horse Canyon.

Closer to the drops, strange spire in the background.

I haven't been able to find it on the topo map but it surely must have a name.

Looking more to the west, there is a hiking trail from here to the canyon bottom.

The bottom is actually quite inviting, there was a park ranger out here, he told me that the trail involves some 'hand over hand' climbing, maybe next year. He also told me that it wouldn't be a problem to drive the Tundra out here, he was in a Chevy Silverado, on the other hand I had found his spare wheel in the middle of the trail a few miles back, he didn't even know he had lost it.

The topo map makes it quite obvious why this area is called The Maze, Brimhall Point is right at the top with the Chocolate Drops directly south of it.

Here's a satellite view of the same area