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Huachuca Mountains - AZT #1
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Huachuca Mountains - AZT #1Tucson, AZ
Huachuca Mountains - AZT #1
Tucson, AZ
Hiking20.60 Miles 5,090 AEG
Hiking20.60 Miles
5,090 ft AEG25 LBS Pack
 
1st trip
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Canelo Hills West - AZT #3
Canelo Hills East - AZT #2
Miller Peak Trail #105
Crest Trail #103
Partners none no partners
52 miles in 49 hours hiking the Arizona Trail sections 1, 2, and 3. Starting in the Mexican border and to Patagonia where my motorcycle is waiting for me. Thanks Logan for the shuttle ride. AZT 2 has been rerouted and my map has the updated cords.

On day one I started at the Mexican border and followed the ridge line of the huachucas until I dropped down to Parker canyon lake.
Day two was in the hills and a really long hard day. I was running low on water and found this cattle pond. I really didn't want to get water there but I haven't seen water for a while. I attempted to get water but the mud was too deep. I tried stepping on some drag marks thinking they might be more sturdy but I couldn't do it. I started hiking down the canyon and saw what made the drag marks. It was a dead cow. Maybe a lion dragged it out of there. So glad I didn't drink that water.
Half day three was the easiest and pretty uneventful except I think I found a meteorite 🤞
I saw a kit fox, mearns quail, cous, and a Gould Turkey. Not one snake until I got home and there was one in my driveway.
 Flora
 Flora [ checklist ]
[ checklist ]  Arizona Rainbow Cactus
 Named place
 Named place [ checklist ]
[ checklist ]  Bathtub (Tub) Spring
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Wildflowers Observation Isolated

water 1 out of 5water 2 out of 5water less than maxwater less than max Bathtub (Tub) Spring Quart per minute Quart per minute
Good flow, fresh water. I didn't filter and it tasted great.

water 1 out of 5water less than maxwater less than maxwater less than max Scotia Canyon Pools to trickle Pools to trickle
Hit and miss, but plenty of water

water 1 out of 5water less than maxwater less than maxwater less than max Sunnyside Canyon @ AZT Pools to trickle Pools to trickle
Hit and miss, but plenty of water
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