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Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Sep 19 2017 2:02 pm
by Jim
I'm soliciting suggestions for an eastern Superstition Range hike this Friday. 1 day, up to 15 miles if on trail.

I prefer a peak, but views are good, too. Apples, nice trail, better road than rough road, dry over riparian, apples? My guess is a Reavis hike, but I don't know. I was off trail on a longer hike yesterday, so while it need not be easy, I would lean away from off trail.

Thanks

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Sep 19 2017 2:11 pm
by Tough_Boots
No apples at Reavis this year.

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Sep 19 2017 2:55 pm
by chumley
Maybe a couple miles too much?
https://hikearizona.com/decoder.php?ZTN=724
Hit Circlestone or Mound if you need the peak.

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Sep 19 2017 3:00 pm
by trekkin_gecko
maybe a couple miles short
https://hikearizona.com/decoder.php?ZTN=19
with a side trip to tony's cabin
and a peak https://hikearizona.com/decoder.php?ZTN=20383

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Sep 19 2017 4:32 pm
by CannondaleKid
@Jim_H
I'd second Kelly's idea...
trekkin_gecko wrote:maybe a couple miles short
[ Bull Basin Loop ]
with a side trip to tony's cabin
and a peak [ Government Hill ]
Easy enough to get to by... ummm, what are you driving now? (Are you Subaru-less?)

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Sep 19 2017 6:10 pm
by Nighthiker
Wander out from Miles Ranch Trailhead, great chance to observe large whitetail and perhaps find bear and lion tracks.

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Sep 19 2017 7:38 pm
by Jim
@CannondaleKid
Still in the 13 OB.

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Sep 19 2017 7:41 pm
by joebartels
chumley wrote:Maybe a couple miles too much?
https://hikearizona.com/decoder.php?ZTN=724
Hit Circlestone or Mound if you need the peak.
beware, this is an exceptionally good hike

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Sep 20 2017 12:24 pm
by Jim
Thanks for the help. While Todd's hike looks good, I'm concerned about the now shorter days, and the drive time, as well as the fact that I like to stop and look at stuff and so I think the entire day will require longer days, such as I find in spring. I'm convincible, so if you feel differently, speak up. Otherwise, I think I will most likely hike the Bull Basin/ Government Hill loop. Thanks.

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Oct 23 2017 4:03 pm
by desertadapted
@joebartels
Just did that this weekend, with Reavis Ranch Trail as the cherry stem. Beautiful! Fire Line is a bit brushy heading down to Campaign -- that one is definitely better down than up. Saw some of our Americorps brothers and sisters near Reavis Gap, heading back from a long day trail building the Two Bar trail. Love that program. Great suggestion.

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Oct 23 2017 6:17 pm
by te_wa
desertadapted wrote:heading down to Campaign
did you happen to see any pools in campaign near the fireline intersection (near that little ponderosa grove where the creek goes underground)?

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Oct 23 2017 7:04 pm
by jonathanpatt
@te_wa
There were pools as of last week about 1 mile down-canyon of the campsite at the junction of Campaign and Fireline, starting about 0.1 mi above where https://hikearizona.com/dexcoder.php?PID=589397 is indicated on the map.

Re: Eastern Superstitions?

Posted: Oct 24 2017 6:51 am
by desertadapted
@te_wa
Actively flowing near the connection of Campaign and Reavis Gap, but didn't see the pools near Campaign and Fire Line. Didn't look, though.