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| AZT #29 Lake Mary Road to Navajo Spring, AZ | |
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AZT #29 Lake Mary Road to Navajo Spring, AZ
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| Hiking | 11.90 Miles |
942 AEG |
| | Hiking | 11.90 Miles | 4 Hrs 45 Mns | | 2.94 mph |
| 942 ft AEG | 42 Mns Break | 15 LBS Pack | | |
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| no partners | | | Arizona Trail from Lake Mary Road at Allan Tank to Just south of Navajo Spring near Mormon Lake. Fairly easy walk through pine forests with and elevation drop of 150 feet then up 300 feet to Navajo Spring. More old train beds along this trail, they appear to be scattered through out this region. A lot of logging at one time. There were places along the trail where the Forest Service was piling up wood for later burning to reduce the fire risk. Mormon Lake area is a popular summer camping spot. After hiking in this area a bit now and the ease of travel, I realized I could of broke these hikes up in to 10 mile sections making these one day hikes 20 miles instead of the 14 to 16 mile sections I did. Oh well, live and learn. I can see how through hiking doing 25 miles a day one could do the rim to Flagstaff in 3 to 4 days fairly easy. |
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