nonot wrote:I think there is some type of riverwalk

https://www.idahofallsidaho.gov/facilit ... er-Walk-69

His bike looked like he was running more narrow tires than most riders His bike was a Rocky Mountain (Fusion 40??) which comes standard with WTB Ranger Comp 29" x 2.4" tires. While I didn't pay any attention to the tires when we met, when I noticed his tire tracks later the tread seemed r...

@ALMAL
As the last "Active" rider along with the inclement weather, I'm sure I'd have bailed as well.

I can't imagine the down and up carrying a bike and gear. Looks like the leader just made it to the north rim. Shortly before noon on Sunday we met and had a very brief chat with Rod-taprider Dagneau as he was descending along Gold Ridge Trail #47. As I write this it appears he is on the Highline T...

@xsproutx
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@xsproutx Back in 2018 while recovering from back surgery and unable to backpack I did some water caching for Tracey and drove a number of 'Jeep Trails' in the area south of Florence/Kelvin Hwy as well as both south & north of Freeman Road (covering part of AZT #15 & #14). Please Note: I dr...

@DixieFlyer I should qualify my previous statement about Gaia... I didn't like the Android app for Gaia (but then I hate most phone apps of any kind) As far as using Gaia on the web for creating/editing tracks, I did have an annual subscription for Gaia but got too involved in a few other projects ...

Route Editor: THE BEST for likely the huge majority of users, easy-to-use (once you know/understand all the features/capabilities, of which I'm sure I do not) and I make use of it frequently. But I wouldn't want to burden HAZ servers with my 1200+ tracks. Plus I really like having all my tracks on ...

@DarthStiller If you have a Mac, I'd recommend myTracks, which works along with iOS, watchOS and macOS. Imports/Exports GPX and Google KML files. I like that the files can be sorted by tags you attach to them... 'Peak Bag', 'Hawes/Bush hikes', 'Mountain-biking' for instance.) The 'Timeline' lists e...

One LEO will be significantly outgunned in those areas. Agreed. However, if they added just one more LEO it would have some significance, as currently there is usually only one on-duty at a time for the WHOLE Mesa District, and a second LEO on-duty for weekends. Covering from Canyon Lake, Western S...

From the article: "to use these funds locally to operate, maintain, and improve these sites. Ninety-five percent of OHV permit zone revenue would remain on the forest to operate, maintain and improve OHV opportunities within OHV Permit Zones." So... even if I have to pay $100/year for what...

RedRoxx44 wrote:The only area I would like to have spent more time in was Ernies' and the Fins.

Same here.
But then we would gave just plain liked to have spent more period... having to bail early due to unrelenting high winds was a bummer.

@RedRoxx44 Saw the video last night... we skimmed a bit but watched the part closely once headed into The Maze. It brought back plenty of memories from our trip to the Maze in 2016. When Tracey saw Matt and Rory driving up the big step she remembered filming me driving the Cherokee down the same st...

The_Eagle wrote:he's a homeless guy from Louisiana

If convicted he won't be homeless any more...

I've recently come to the realization that I feel much younger the less I move. Six months ago I may have been inclined to agree. However, as a consequence of losing 20 pounds over the last 100 days that feeling has made a full 180°. By ramping UP my exercise and capping my daily caloric intake I h...

LosDosSloFolks wrote:The 3D model and the drone photo don't seem to be of the same structure.

While I suppose it could be a result of poor 3D imaging, there are enough differences I tend to agree

@Alston_Neal The area itself is open to hikers, MTBs, equestrians, and hunters etc., just not for vehicles. (Except for the cattle rancher and other 'authorized' folks... like the ATA) However, although ATV's are allowed to travel from Tonto Basin partway to Reno Pass, but of course that doesn't st...

@Alston_Neal
Nope... it's practically IN the parking area for the Bushnell Tanks trailhead.

ALMAL wrote:More fun on a gravel bike...

How's that?
Whether riding a gravel bike, mountain bike or any other means of travel I wouldn't think it would change the scenery.

(BTW, part of the "scenery" I witnessed was a dead dog a few hundred yards from the Beeline.)

@Nighthiker
Yup.
Here's the GPS track of the Maricopa Trail from Granite Reef Recreation Area (along Bush Highway) to AZ 87 Beeline Highway