LOL Saturday Night Fever camping gear. Shoot to kill!

If you see a guy hiking with a disco ball on his pack, that would be me.

I just thought of a better version. I'll be selling them soon. LOL

Good idea Writelots. It sounds alot cheaper than these artificial fires.....

I think I'll build one. I think two heavy paper cones traveling in different directions with cut-outs of flames over a light maybe?

I've never camped without a camp fire. How do you do that? Is there some kind of artificial fire to dance around?

The critters to be most worried about in the Supes are HikeAZers - a wild breed. They're easy to recognize because they're generally bleeding from numerous catclaw wounds, wearing cholla on their ankles just for fun, looking around dazed for a lost camera and murmuring something about "twenty ...

Thanks for all the help. I have a few more questions if someone has the time. Where should I park for staying a few days if I enter from the Canyon Lake Marina? It looks like there is parking across the road on Google Earth? And should I worry about camping with critters? I heard they killed a bobca...

I like to have a knike when I camp. Can anyone tell me if that is legal is this area?

Unfortunately, I have to try to keep in touch with the cruel world while we're camping on the CALVELRY TRAIL. LOL

Thanks for the info Kurt! We will be hiking in from the Canyon Lake Marina, Boulder Canyon Trail. I hope that it is the easiest route, considering we will be packing camping gear. We will be going in the next few weeks, weather permitting. I wonder if it's possible to get a cell phone signal from th...

I'm a first time hiker for the Superstitions, and I could use some advice on overnight camping along the Cavalry Trail. Has anyone camped up high? Is there water close? Is there any wood left to burn? And can I bring a flask?

I'm ready for a nice warm vacation.

You guys are a wealth of information. It will be a first time hike for me.

Thanks, Al_HikesAZ, I wish I could afford them. I checked them out. Very nice.

SuperstitionGuy wrote:Smoke and mirrors unless your high on a peak or ridge line...

For a cell signal, right? Got any reference on the CB?

Thanks, BTW

Can anyone tell me if a cell phone or portable CB radio would be helpful hiking the NW Superstitions. Or is it all smoke signals?

nonot wrote:So does this mean free hiking in these areas w/just parking nightmares? I mean you can't close the wildernesses represented by the park service.

That's exactly what I was wondering. Haven't they already closed a few. I wonder if it's legal to enter?