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Bob Bear Trail #18 - Fossil Creek
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Bob Bear Trail #18 - Fossil Creek, AZ
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Bob Bear Trail #18 - Fossil CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bob Bear Trail #18 - Fossil Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
Hiking8.75 Miles 1,785 AEG
Hiking8.75 Miles
1,785 ft AEG
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We decided this would be a great day to travel to a cooler part of Arizona to hike Fossil Springs. We saw a crested sagauro before reaching Bush highway. We left Mesa at 6 a.m. and arrived at the trailhead at 8:30 to begin the hike. It took about two hours at a leisurely pace to reach the creek and about the same time hiking out. We saw 6 other hiking as we hiked out of the area. We were a bit surprised that people leave so late in the day to see the terrific area. Of course, we did have to plan ahead and get a parking pass. Two Forest Service employees greeted us and encouraged us to take plenty of water and be aware fo all the 'rescues' that take place on this trail every year. We were all delighted with the beauty of the area. A great day to take the hike, with beautiful flowering vegetation along the way.
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Cedars were blooming as well as cactus with other flowers that I didn't know.
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