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Grant Creek Trail #75 - Blue RangeAlpine, AZ
Alpine, AZ
Hiking10.00 Miles 3,360 AEG
Hiking10.00 Miles
3,360 ft AEG
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1st trip
Just the drive in on this one was an adventure. I came up 191 from Safford- wow, that is not a fun road for those of us who get a bit queasy on the curvy roads :sk: I drove up late Friday night, ready to start the hike bright and early. The critters in the area aren't used to many cars passing by at night. I saw 3 grey foxes (yes, definitely foxes, not coyotes), a skunk, a couple of rabbits, several small rodents, and a herd of deer. Unfortunately it was pitch black and they were all pretty much skittering for cover from my headlights- would have loved to get some pics. The hike itself is very secluded, but a bit lackluster. I did a loop including P-Bar trail, Foote, Grant Creek, Paradise, and Grant Shortcut trails, and a little side trip to Moonshine Park- an open meadow area just off the trail. A bit exposed in many places, this was a warm one, especially on the return leg of the loop, which is a steady climb. The first 1.5 miles is the best- just a quiet walk through the pines ending at P-Bar lake- pretty much just a stock pond- but surrounded by some nice aspens.
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