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| no partners | | | A good friend of mine Chad, an Arizona native now living in Florida, was in town and wanted to do some hiking. Gisela was mentioned, but I had to break the news to him that its been closed for years. So WCC it was! It is incredibly different coming here on a weekday compared to a weekend. There were only 2 cars at the trailhead. I love all the shading there is at the beginning of the trail. After a short desert hike, we came to one of our favorite swimming holes with numerous levels of cliffs to jump off. There was also a new rope swing that was pretty fun. The water was very cold but that adrenaline always masks it out! Spent an hour or so hanging out and then hiked just up to the first crossing. After many spiritual experiences ** sources needed** my friend Chad had somehow developed a thing for stacking rocks so we made several rock piles that were pretty impressive. I called it acceptable graffiti, he called them masterpieces. Ran into a couple guys who were clearly lost on the well defined trail when they saw our rock pile, they thought it was the end of the trail. Im pretty sure after they saw us, they turned around and followed us back to the car. This is one of my favorite places in all of AZ and I was glad to share it with my bro. |
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