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 Payson Northeast
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Difficulty 2.5    Route Finding
Distance Round Trip 9.9 miles
Trailhead Elevation 5,124 feet
Elevation Gain 415 feet
Accumulated Gain 990 feet
Avg Time Round Trip 4 hours
Interest Seasonal Creek
Course Lasso-Loop Hike
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 Trips 247 map  (0 Miles)
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13  2011-09-25 Darth Stiller
10  2011-07-31 Darth Stiller
21  2009-03-06 tyrone anderson
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Forest Tonto
Backpack - No
Seasons - Autumn to Spring
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0.3  Houston Mesa Campground
2.5  Shoofly Village Ruins
2.7  Houston Loop Trail - PATS
3.0  Cypress Trail - PATS
3.1  East Verde / Library
3.1  East Verde / Slash Face
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Page created by tyrone anderson
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Directions Preferred Months Sep Oct Nov Dec
Water / Source:no
Preferred Start7 AM Cell Phone SignalYes Sunrise5:20am Sunset7:24pm
Road / VehiclePaved - Car Okay
Fees / Permit
None

Forest
Tonto Pass is a forest wide permit for recreational sites and campgrounds. Typically not for trailheads.

Directions
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To hike
To get to the trail head from Phoenix area: Take 87 N. straight through Payson toward Pine. You will go through a round about with a Home Depot to the West. Once past the round about there is a turning lane to go right. This Right is Houston Mesa road. Take Houston Mesa RD approximatly 1 mile. You will see a trail head sign and a good sized parking lot on the right. Drive in, park, load up with some water and enjoy. Watch for deer, quail, and I will jump up elk half of the time.
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WARNING! Hiking and outdoor related sports can be dangerous. Be responsible and prepare for the trip. Study the area you are entering and plan accordingly. Dress for the current and unexpected weather changes. Take plenty of water. Never go alone. Make an itinerary with your plan(s), route(s), destination(s) and expected return time. Give your itinerary to trusted family and/or friends.
Page created by tyrone anderson on Aug 13 2008 7:36 pm

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