Anybody have any info on the apples this year at Reavis?

The camelbak and one of the naglenes. Like nonot said, leave that nalgene empty til the hike out

Reavis Ranch is one of the few places in the Superstitions were there will always be water, so you'll be good to go

M-I-Z........


(my family is from missouri, im a husker surrounded by tigers...)

go for the iPad......

Driving slow, there shouldn't be too much of a problem

Zing!

TOPO is a great product, and you can always check their website for trail routes that others have already uploaded for free

(back on topic) The money is used to help cover costs for enforcing laws related to the Highway Patrol, operating the concealed-carry weapon-licensing program and impounding vehicles. Quote from the article I was thinking of, so this could be another reason to keep renewing your permit if you chose ...

Everytime a gun related question comes up, theres always the "carrying a gun= paranoia" comment which quickly sidetracks the op's question, so lets save the bickering for the other threads like our official HAZ gun debate http://www.hikearizona.com/dex2/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=471&p=37...

Chet P wrote:I don't understand the fetish with carrying a gun everywhere you go.

:bdh:

I think the current system is also a means of providing funding for the DPS, correct?

I go to the Scottsdale Gun Club off of Raintree & the 101 for handguns. I'm a member so I don't know what it costs a non-member. I live in North Scottsdale so it is convenient for me. And I go to Ben Avery. Most Gunsite Mountains are named that for a reason. ;) $15 for a non-member, or you can ...

awesome website man

joe bartels wrote:

fairweather8588 wrote:Perhaps a glossary of terms for HIkeAZ?

Bottom of every non-forum page between Feedback and Search

touche

Perhaps a glossary of terms for HIkeAZ?

joe bartels wrote:It's official...
fairweather8588 is the April 2010 HAZ Member of the month!

nailed it

A god amongst men in the realm of arizona hiking.... (Joe's the founder of hikeaz.com)

Over 5? yep, nowadays it's pretty easy to find one in the 4 lb range which after a day of hiking will make a noticeable difference. A tent isn't a good place to mix a name like coleman with if you are going to put it to a decent amount of use, go ahead and spend the 150-300 and buy yourself a nice l...

count me in