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| Hiking | 6.89 Miles |
916 AEG |
| | Hiking | 6.89 Miles | 3 Hrs 47 Mns | | 1.82 mph |
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| no partners | | Started the morning off leaving my neighborhood ironically seeing the most interesting wildlife a block from my house, a coyote was trotting thru the neighborhood with breakfast, which appeared to be someone's pet. Just got a glimpse of bone, blood and fur. It would be more than I would see during the entire hike, but that didn't detract from it.
Last month I discovered a trail I hadn't seen before at the end of my hike and noticed that it went northbound and in for a while. I marked it on the GPS, went to the aerials and plotted out a route to follow and determine the length, which was about a mile.
From the Tomahawk Mine Trail, I headed straight to that trail, which goes up on a ridgeline and then connects with the Anniversary Arch Loop. The views on the ridgeline are very nice, prime Goldfield scenery. I checked out the Arch, then hiked it down to the Javelina Mine Trail and took that back over to Tomahawk Mine Trail. On Javelina Mine, I marked a trail junction and upon checking my tracks back at home, it looks like I discovered a new trail to go check out.
Saw 2 hikers along Javelina Mine Trail and no one and no wildlife the rest of the day. Surprised to see I nearly got 1K AEG in for the morning. |
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