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Hobble Mountains Hi Pt 7454, AZ

	2024-06-10
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Hobble Mountains Hi Pt 7454

Flagstaff, AZ

Hobble Mountains Hi Pt 7454

Flagstaff, AZ

Hiking	4.83 Miles	847 AEG

Hiking	4.83 Miles	3 Hrs 15 Mns	2.10 mph
	847 ft AEG	57 Mns Break

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I decided to hobble up to the Hobble Mountains today. It was about time that someone on HAZ showed this range some love -- there was only one triplog for this one, and that was 30 years ago.

The Hobble Mountains are a small range 35-40 miles west of Flagstaff, and it is about that distance from the Grand Canyon National Park. The unnamed highpoint is at an elevation of 7,454 feet and it has prominence of 534 feet.

I parked along FR 789C -- with a better route I could have driven a mile closer to the peak, but it was a short hike so I was OK with starting where I did.

This was a combination of a road walk and an off-trail hike through open country. I ascended on a ridgeline from the NW and descended on another ridgeline to the NE. There were some juniper trees to weave around, but it was easier than most off-trail hikes.

There are almost no rocks at all on this hike. I left a summit register log at the highpoint, and it took a while to find enough rocks to build a small cairn for the log book.

This was a straightforward hike and there were some good views along the way, particularly of Humphreys and Kendrick.

Flora

Flora [ checklist ]

[ checklist ] Apache Plume Baby Aster Cliff-Rose

Named place

Named place [ checklist ]

[ checklist ] Abineau Peak East Newman Hill Government Hill Hobble Mountains Humphreys Peak Kendrick Peak Newman Hill Red Hill Sitgreaves Mountain Wing Mountain

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There were a few flowers along the way -- cliff rose and some asters of some sort stood out.

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