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Mazatzal Divide: Peeley to Y-Bar
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 Event Mazatzal Divide Trail-Peely to Fisher Saddle Sun. Mar. 28
Mazatzal Divide: Peeley to Y-Bar, AZ
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Mazatzal Divide: Peeley to Y-BarPayson, AZ
Mazatzal Divide: Peeley to Y-Bar
Payson, AZ
Hiking15.00 Miles
Hiking15.00 Miles   9 Hrs   30 Mns   1.58 mph
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Chistophe
DarthStiller
Groth
JimmyLyding
joebartels
johnlp
PrestonSands
rdavisiii
sneakySASQUATCH
TMR
Not much that I can say that hasn't been said about this one. The hike was worth it despite the snow because of all the amazing vistas.

I learned a valuable lesson about hiking clothes. Cotton workout pants are not a good idea. They rip way too easily. My legs ended up looking like I got attacked by a mountain lion. There were just too many darned fallen trees.

Since this hike I have gone to REI and invested in some good rip stop tent material type pants. They weren't cheap, but they were well worth it. I just used them on my backpacking trip to Fossil Springs and can say they are lightweight and breathable, yet very durable.
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