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Sep 01 2013
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Reavis Falls OverlookGlobe, AZ
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Sep 01 2013
joebartelsTriplogs 5,894
Hiking19.30 Miles 3,240 AEG
Hiking19.30 Miles   11 Hrs   40 Mns   1.87 mph
3,240 ft AEG   1 Hour   20 Mns Break18 LBS Pack
 
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Better temps for this one in about 2 months. However I was itching to get an apple report. Also Dave and I needed some rappelling practice.

Not as many apples this year. A few loaded trees here and there, a couple weeks off to ripe IMO.

We made it through the "rappels". Only one eight foot section required rope, at least for us. 6mm would have been plenty for everything else just to balance. Similar in pitch to the Shiva Exit Route. Worse here IMO as it's crumbly rock.

Top 20 footer is bypassed on the left. It's a slimy oasis with monkey flower if you really want to leave a trace through the moss.

The big one is about 40 plus 10. JJ and I down climbed with rope to steady, Dave Rappel Shappelle clipped in. I climbed up with the rope. It isn't absolutely necessary... JJ free soloed up. Dave clipped in but never needed it minus maybe the bottom 10 ft tree where most non-jj types would want rope.

Below the big daddy is a true drop. We just doubled up some webbing, fine for the maybe eight foot drop.

Due to our late start we didn't have time to make the overlook. I'm still loving this canyon!

1 small garter snake, 1 tarantula wasp, 1 tarantula on trail + 4 on the drive out

http://youtu.be/EnyGS1lngfI
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 Flora [ checklist ]
[ checklist ]  Arizona Grape

water 1 out of 5water 2 out of 5water less than maxwater less than max Reavis Creek at Fireline #118 Light flow Light flow
plenty to filter, enough flow to keep it clean
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- joe
 
average hiking speed 1.87 mph

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