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Big Loop - Chiricahua National Monument
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Big Loop - Chiricahua National Monument, AZ
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Big Loop - Chiricahua National MonumentTucson, AZ
Big Loop - Chiricahua National Monument
Tucson, AZ
Hiking15.49 Miles 2,982 AEG
Hiking15.49 Miles   6 Hrs   2 Mns   2.80 mph
2,982 ft AEG      30 Mns Break
 no routes
Linked   12 linked trail guides
Bonita Canyon Campground
Lower Rhyolite Canyon Trail
Upper Rhyolite Canyon Trail
Echo Canyon Trail
Ed Riggs Trail
Mushroom Rock Trail
Inspiration Point Trail
Big Balanced Rock Trail
Heart of Rocks Loop Trail
Sarah Deming Trail
Echo Canyon Loop - Chiricahua NM
Hailstone Trail
Partners none no partners
Camping trip to the Chiricahua National Monument. This hike is similar to one Kelly and I did 11 years ago. I added on the Hailstone trail and got some extra credit on the Heart of Rocks trail.
I started from the Bonita Canyon campground trail to the visitor center then up Lower Rhyolite. I made a big loop higher up taking in most all the trails.
Lots of stopping and gawking and picture taking. Many very cool sights. Highly recommended.
Only saw three people all day. One hiker from campsite #21 and two others near the visitor center.
Besides my achilles barking, a great day! :)
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