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Pivot - Toms - HnD - Corduroy, AZ
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Hiking | 16.51 Miles |
940 AEG |
| Hiking | 16.51 Miles | 6 Hrs 1 Min | | 2.83 mph |
940 ft AEG | 11 Mns Break | 14 LBS Pack | | |
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| no partners | | I needed something cooler and wanted to check out some new area around Pivot Rock.
This loop for the most part was shaded
Starting just off of SR87, I followed an old 2 track, which is the beginnings of Pivot Rock Canyon. This turned into a real nice single track that seems to get a bit of use. Wildcat spring was flowing nicely.
I was in the area and hadn't checked out Pivot Rock Spring in awhile, so I made the side trip over there.
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From this point of the hike on, there were areas of water. Enough water to soak my neck gaiter in, to keep me cool.
At one point in PR Canyon I interrupted three campers taking a bath in one of the deeper pools. awkward...
I wanted to check out a bit of Toms Creek. There were some nice clear pools of water scattered through the short bit i got into. I found a shady spot next to a pool for a lunch break and my turn around point.
On the way back, I took Hicks and Duncan Canyon to Corduroy Canyon. I found a rock alcove with a blackened ceiling that appeared to have been used for quite some time.
On the day, 1 group of hikers, a handful of ORVs and campers, 2 snakes. Also, 2 guys shooting automatic rifles that scared crap out of me, when they started firing when I was about 100yds away. |
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There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
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