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Red Picacho - Hieroglyphic Mtns, AZ

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Trailhead Elevation 3,278 feet
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15  2014-01-19
Red and White Picacho Loop
JuanJaimeiii
17  2014-01-19 BobP
15  2014-01-19
Red Picacho and White Picacho Loop
chumley
22  2013-05-05 desert_boonie
6  2013-01-01 PatrickL
11  2013-01-01 BobP
15  2013-01-01
Red Picacho and White Picacho Loop
chumley
4  2012-03-03 burntlizard
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