The NPS has put up signs on both sides of the dry wash so you won't miss them. For the next 7 miles, the trail stays in the broad valley. It's a well-defined, packed dirt trail all the way. It occasionally gets brushy as it weaves around the sagebrush, saltbrush, and rabbitbrush. Kirk and Natural are on the skyline and easy to see, but only from a short section of trail so be alert.
Wedding Ring is right by the trail, but surprisingly easy to miss, so watch carefully.
Fisheye is very obvious, standing out right in front of you. At the 3.5-mile mark, the vegetation changes dramatically. A large spring in the area has created a series of cattail marshes and willow thickets and, in a few places, patches of green grass. After emerging from the thickets, the spring flows over some flat rocks as a full-blown stream, a great place to relax for a while. There is a large pool below the spring, but please resist the temptation to jump in.