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Little Granite Mountain Trail #37 via #261, AZ
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Little Granite Mountain Trail #37 via #261, AZ 
Little Granite Mountain Trail #37 via #261, AZ
 
Hiking7.98 Miles 1,091 AEG
Hiking7.98 Miles   3 Hrs   41 Mns   2.22 mph
1,091 ft AEG      5 Mns Break
 
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Granite Mountain Trail #261
Little Granite Mountain Trail #37
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This route starts from the Playa parking lot and follows Granite Mountain Trail #261 to the north end of Little Granite Mountain Trail #37, then continues on Trail #37 for 2.3 miles and returns to the Playa parking lot for a total of 8 miles.
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Autumn Foliage Observation Isolated
On October 5, skunkbush sumac was just starting to change and may not have much color in 2024, because September and August were fairly dry. A few trees (unidentified) had a nice yellow tint (see photos).
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Wildflowers Observation Isolated
Mostly seedheads, but one each of western evening primrose near the start, purple tansy aster and red penstemon, plus a few that looked like desert pincushion, but they are not supposed to be blooming in October.
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