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| no partners | | | Probably could've completed this hike in two hours less but at least now the trail is ~90% pruned to Maple Spring. I didn't work the end part into Reavis because an up and over to the falls overlook was the plan. Essentially ascended near the largest burnt Saguaro using the many game trails that crisscross the squishy western slopes above Maple. I thought it was a better view than below of the falls and also avoided sloughing through the elevated creek. Flow was better than expected. Occasional cloud cover helped moderate heat on the ascent back to the Reavis trail. Near Lime Mountain, I had to share the trail with a hissing monster with the only other wildlife being two Coues. Uber green in the upper Supes currently, which seems weird for this time of year. Both trails are actually in great shape except for one washout section just above Lime. A few good waterfalls along the damaged Apache Trail near Fish Creek and Canyon fake Lake was disgustingly brown with debris in the coves. Oddly, Apache Lake looked green from above. |
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