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Rim Trail #139 - Sierra Ancha
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Rim Trail #139 - Sierra Ancha, AZ
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Rim Trail #139 - Sierra AnchaGlobe, AZ
Rim Trail #139 - Sierra Ancha
Globe, AZ
Volunteer6.40 Miles 736 AEG
Volunteer6.40 Miles
736 ft AEG
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I'd like to report that the Rim Trail is now cleared all the way from the junction with Parker Creek to the Pueblo Canyon Overlook!

That's what I'd like to report, but instead I must report that we ran into a cluster of large trees and overgrowth on Saturday, just before meeting up with our work from the other side.

We met up with hikers coming from the Moody Point trail who turned around there. Sounded like they were low on water.

That all was after working our way about four miles in, so after putting a dent in that mess, we got exhausted, and we still have at least one more trip before we break on through to the other side.

The weather conditions were perfect for working, and the views were spectacular. What a great day in the wilderness!
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