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Kaibab Plateau South - AZT #40
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Kaibab Plateau South - AZT #40, AZ
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Kaibab Plateau South - AZT #40Northwest, AZ
Kaibab Plateau South - AZT #40
Northwest, AZ
Hiking20.77 Miles 2,268 AEG
Hiking20.77 Miles
2,268 ft AEG
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Kaibab Plateau Central - AZT #41
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A beautiful weekend to finish up the AZT up north. We planned these two passages as day hikes with lodging at Jacob Lake Inn. So we were able to walk leisurely and really enjoy these easy and absolutely lovely passages. Car shuttles were easy too. All in all a perfect weekend away from the heat (although it did get warm in the afternoons even up there, but we had great clouds and even a few rain drops). Some wildflowers along Passage 40 too. And the solitude was amazing - We saw no other hikers on the trail, but a few people at or near a couple trailheads. We finished the hike up with a return trip back to the North Rim to enjoy a glass of wine and the views.
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