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Mar 01 2023
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51 male
 Joined Dec 30 2005
 Tucson, AZ
Empire State Building on Stair Climber machine, FL 
Empire State Building on Stair Climber machine, FL
 
Climbing avatar Mar 01 2023
Mike_WTriplogs 212
Climbing0.24 Miles 1,250 AEG
Climbing0.24 Miles      30 Mns   29 Secs0.47 mph
1,250 ft AEG
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Climbed 117 floors on the stair climber machine which is equivalent to the Empire State Building. Did this climb several seconds faster than my time from last year in March 2022. The formula works out to roughly 10.68 feet per floor. The previous weekly record was only 50 floors at the Naples Lake Country Club, which was an easy record to break!
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Ocean Front Condo in Rocky Point, Sonora, Mexico
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Feb 27 2023
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47 male
 Joined Jun 20 2003
 Tucson, AZ
San Tan Park, AZ 
San Tan Park, AZ
 
Run/Jog avatar Feb 27 2023
fricknaleyTriplogs 3,501
Run/Jog20.00 Miles 2,106 AEG
Run/Jog20.00 Miles   4 Hrs   16 Mns   4.88 mph
2,106 ft AEG      10 Mns Break5 LBS Pack
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got a chance to go out to san tan mountain regional park and do a long run for the first time. nice park with great trail network for running. perfect weather day for a long effort

i will come back here periodically for some long runs. really enjoyed it
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Mar 01 2023
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 Triplogs 802

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 Joined Jan 07 2017
 Fountain Hills,
Golden Eagle Loop - Fountain HillsPhoenix, AZ
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Mar 01 2023
DixieFlyerTriplogs 802
Hiking11.48 Miles 1,785 AEG
Hiking11.48 Miles   4 Hrs   20 Mns   2.92 mph
1,785 ft AEG      24 Mns Break
 
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With rain in the forecast for this afternoon, I decided to stick close to home and do this hike today.

I followed the guide route, except that I added in a hike up to Bell Pass and back from the Bell Pass Trail-Prospector Trail junction.

There weren't many people out today, so I basically had the trails to myself.

It looks like March is coming in like a lion; but I bet that it goes out like a ham!
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I saw a fair amount of Blue Richards, although there were also a few lupine and poppies here and there. The poppies were closed up today though due to the cool, cloudy weather.
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Feb 28 2023
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 Guides 177
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 Triplogs 2,030

71 male
 Joined Feb 12 2002
 Gold Canyon, AZ
Cleveland AvenueCentral, KY
Central, KY
Hiking avatar Feb 28 2023
AZLOT69Triplogs 2,030
Hiking2.00 Miles 288 AEG
Hiking2.00 Miles
288 ft AEG
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Spring day 75 degrees in Kentucky, nice adventure underground.
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Feb 28 2023
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 Routes 122
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54 male
 Joined Apr 25 2011
 Goodyear, AZ
White Tanks Competitive TrackPhoenix, AZ
Phoenix, AZ
Mtn Biking avatar Feb 28 2023
NightstalkerTriplogs 1,185
Mtn Biking7.30 Miles 657 AEG
Mtn Biking7.30 Miles   1 Hour      7.68 mph
657 ft AEG      3 Mns Break8 LBS Pack
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Slipped in a ride just before sunset. Did the Tech loop and Comp loop. Only saw one other rider heading the reverse direction near the parking lot. Got half way round the 3rd switchback and pushed to the top.
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Feb 28 2023
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 Triplogs 451

48 male
 Joined Jul 05 2008
 Gilbert, AZ
Wind Cave Trail #281Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Feb 28 2023
adeniumTriplogs 451
Hiking3.20 Miles 763 AEG
Hiking3.20 Miles   1 Hour   24 Mns   2.29 mph
763 ft AEG
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Short hike with my kid, who's home from college for spring break. It had been about four years since I brought him up to Wind Cave so we did that this afternoon... Thirty years of age difference is starting to show. :sweat: Enjoyed the "cave" and then home for an Argentine malbec and a hearty meal of cream chipped beef on a shingle.
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Lotsa poppies on the upper slopes.
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Feb 28 2023
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51 male
 Joined Dec 30 2005
 Tucson, AZ
Collier Seminole State Park Adventure TrailSouthwest, FL
Southwest, FL
Hiking avatar Feb 28 2023
Mike_WTriplogs 212
Hiking4.40 Miles 29 AEG
Hiking4.40 Miles   1 Hour   40 Mns   2.64 mph
29 ft AEG
 
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Hiked with my Dad at about 8:20 am. This was an area new to us. My Dad hiked 3 miles of road and didn't enter the narrow part of the trail. I hiked the road plus the narrower yellow trail loop. It was starting to get a bit warm by about 10 am. But overall, temps were comfortable. I saw some deer tracks, a few birds, and a millipede. That's about it for wildlife. Didn't see any alligators or bears which is preferred from my point of view!
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Feb 28 2023
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52 male
 Joined Sep 29 2004
 Small Town USA
Gila Valley North - GET #12Tucson, AZ
Tucson, AZ
Hiking avatar Feb 28 2023
SkyIslander18Triplogs 2,241
Hiking7.00 Miles 800 AEG
Hiking7.00 Miles
800 ft AEG
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Cool start to our Solomon Pass hike!
Just about to head up when down the side road came 4 cowboys driving about 100 head of cattle.
We hung out to watch, it was like a western movie right in front of us 8)
We then started up Solomon Pass only to run into 2 more cowboys driving another 10 head down the road.
A short wait along the side of the road and onward up we continued.
The hike - Solomon Pass Road up to the saddle :next: Saddle down to the Salt Trap/Gila Box Y :next: Side trip to the Freeport copper mine tailings :next: Back up to the saddle :next: Back down to the start via the GET #12 trail.
Very fun day!
Cattle drive.
Scenic Solomon Pass.
Scenic view over the saddle down to Gila Box.
Kind of sucks that the mine is getting deeper into this back area, but really cool looking tailings.
A few poppies here and there.
Clear sky at the start, overcast and windy to end.
And my adventure partner who always keeps me laughing :lol:
:D
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A few poppies here and there.
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Feb 25 2023
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76 male
 Joined Dec 07 2010
 Phoenix, AZ
Verde river Foothills Below Bartlett Dam 2, AZ 
Verde river Foothills Below Bartlett Dam 2, AZ
 
Hiking avatar Feb 25 2023
Oregon_HikerTriplogs 581
Hiking2.68 Miles 407 AEG
Hiking2.68 Miles   3 Hrs      1.01 mph
407 ft AEG      21 Mns Break
 
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My second hike of the weekend in the foothills near Riverside Campground. This time my Son-in-Law and Grandson accompanied me. We started out from our campsite bushwhacking up to the SRP access road that parallels the river as I had done the day before. This time we left the road crossing an area that appears to have once held buildings when the dam was being built based on the presence of old foundations. After puzzling over what kind of buildings were on these old foundations, we hiked up an old closed road leading to the top of a hill with an old water tank which I assumed is now out of use. There was the remains of a small brick structure near the tank with bricks scattered about. We again puzzled over the purpose of that structure. Also near the tank, in an area where the ground had been disturbed by construction activity during installation of the tank, we found ancient pottery sherds scattered about with a variety of pottery types from very plain to decorated. Had the ancients left them here or had they been brought in during historic times by people working on construction of the dam. Many unanswered questions on this hike.

We left the tank area and hiked to the top of two nearby small peaks. Great views, and after descending the second peak to a saddle on its north side, Michael found a small pottery sherd scatter. All pieces appeared to be of the same type, but much different than the ones near the tank. We explored down a different route back to camp to make the hike a loop. After returning to camp, Michael and his Dad went kayaking on the nearby small lake on the Verde River while I took a few photos and returned to camp for a nap.
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Feb 28 2023
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 Routes 196
 Photos 640
 Triplogs 185

65 male
 Joined Feb 10 2008
 Kent,wa
La Barge Mountain 5077Globe, AZ
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Feb 28 2023
fdv75Triplogs 185
Hiking9.48 Miles 2,511 AEG
Hiking9.48 Miles   6 Hrs   4 Mns   1.82 mph
2,511 ft AEG      52 Mns Break
 
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Checking out the arch and balcony. Just enough snow at Tortilla Pass to make a snow man.
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Feb 28 2023
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 Guides 7
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 Photos 19,127
 Triplogs 2,008

68 male
 Joined Jul 16 2012
 Green Valley,Az
West Desert Preserve, AZ 
West Desert Preserve, AZ
 
Hiking avatar Feb 28 2023
RowdyandMeTriplogs 2,008
Hiking7.25 Miles 282 AEG
Hiking7.25 Miles   3 Hrs   35 Mns   2.16 mph
282 ft AEG      14 Mns Break10 LBS Pack
 
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Last hike of the month and it was nice and quite out.
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Feb 25 2023
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 Routes 5
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 Joined Mar 26 2022
 Flagstaff, AZ
Phantom Canyon - UpperNorthwest, AZ
Northwest, AZ
Backpack avatar Feb 25 2023
shelby147Triplogs 41
Backpack33.00 Miles 7,800 AEG
Backpack33.00 Miles3 Days         
7,800 ft AEG
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This trip started really well! I arrived at the permit office and saw the forecast had vastly improved so I opted for my original plan - a lollipop of Phantom/ Bright Angel creeks - over my stormy backup - a night in the sheltered camps at Granite then the lollipop. First big oops.

Day 1 - the weather was warm and beautiful. I found the top of the old alignment of bright angel on the tonto and had a nice time following that down through the corkscrew. I had plenty of time so I wandered on my way through pipe creek and found a pretty little oasis. Then I headed up to utah flats with a nice light pack. I was excited because this is one of the few times when water isn't an issue up there! I arrived a few hours before dark and took my sweet time selecting a campsite which (I thought) would be sheltered from the wind. I took my time finding nice hefty rocks to hold my stakes down.

Fast forward to my sleepless night. After crawling in bed a gust pushed my tent -sans fly- onto me. So much for max 21mph gusts. I dozed a bit and watched the moon and stars appear and disappear. Around 1am it started sprinkling. Second big oops: I thought I'd be clever by covering my quilt with the fly but not putting it on the tent, making the gusts more tolerable. Well, fast-forward to 3am, the rain really gets going and I realize I have puddles collecting in my bathtub tent. Ugh! So I scrambled set the fly in an absolutely brutal windchill then set about bailing my tent out. My priority was to keep the quilts dry and I succeeded except for the edges where they wrap around the pad. I was literally scooping out water with my talenti then sponging the remainder with my buff. After this I somehow caught an hour of sleep as the wind calmed. I love the desert because my gear dried a bit before the sun rose.

Day 2 - recovery day. I'd lost all my motivation during the crappy night. The sun peeked through and the temples were still receiving snow. Gorgeous. After a few slow hours drying gear and eating I mustered energy to hike into Phantom. For once it was nice to follow a full-on trail because I didn't have the mental energy to route-find. The sky kept sputtering snow so I hiked up to the overhang camp in case it really got going. It didn't, but I had a nice time spotting arch sites among the ledges. Then back down to the larger phantom camp for a mercifully calm night.

At some point I lost my spoon. Meals consisted of instant potatoes and dehydrated beans so a rock or stick would make a poor substitute. Then inspiration struck- my trowel is vaguely spoon-shaped! It did the job but I still prefer a spoon.

Day 3 - I woke up early because my pad had a slow leak. Lovely. The hike out via utah flats was nice but boy, am I getting tired of bright angel... I mean, it's so great that bright angel stays accessible despite all these heavy storms.

Oh, and in other news the Cottonwoods near the river are leafing out! Come on Spring!
 
Feb 27 2023
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 Triplogs 256

57 male
 Joined Oct 07 2017
 Chandler, AZ
Sunset Vista Trail - Picacho PeakTucson, AZ
Tucson, AZ
Hiking avatar Feb 27 2023
YoderTriplogs 256
Hiking6.30 Miles 2,150 AEG
Hiking6.30 Miles   3 Hrs   32 Mns   2.30 mph
2,150 ft AEG      48 Mns Break10 LBS Pack
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Heard the wild flowers are going at Picacho Peak, so we thought we would do this hike. Got started break of dawn. there are lots of Lupin around the back of the peak, mostly Poppies in front. Things are starting to pop now!

A nice hike, but crowds are starting to gather.
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Lots of Lupin around the back of the peak, mostly Poppies in front. Things are starting to pop now!
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Feb 24 2023
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76 male
 Joined Dec 07 2010
 Phoenix, AZ
Verde River Foothills Below Bartlett Dam, AZ 
Verde River Foothills Below Bartlett Dam, AZ
 
Hiking avatar Feb 24 2023
Oregon_HikerTriplogs 581
Hiking3.21 Miles 307 AEG
Hiking3.21 Miles   2 Hrs   40 Mns   1.29 mph
307 ft AEG      11 Mns Break
 
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Went on a weekend camping trip with my Son-in-Law and Grandson to the Riverside Campground on the Verde River below Bartlett Dam. Got to the CG around noon and found many of the sites already occupied but was able to stake out one nice site. A great deal ($8 per night) with my Senior Pass discount and up to 3 cars and 10 people included for the price of one. My Son-in-Law and Grandson would show up around 6pm so I decided to go for a short hike in the nearby foothills above the river.

Hiking out of camp, I bushwhacked up to what appears to be an SRP access road paralleling the river and followed that road for about 0.9 miles down river. I then started a short lollypop loop up into the foothills while keeping an eye out for evidence of ancient habitation. Didn't find anything that I could positively identify as evidence from the ancients. However I did find a number of small white and pink marker flags on about 2 foot long wires stuck in the ground similar to flags used to mark the location of underground utilities. I followed the flags along a level area until they ended near some curious rows of piled rocks two small to be the remains of habitation walls. Wasted some time pondering on the origin of the flags and rows of rocks before continuing on. Saw a couple of deer browsing on a distant hillside. One looked up and watched me for a while, then deciding I was of no concern to them, continued browsing. My route would later take me through the location where they were browsing and they were still there, reluctantly leaving when I passed by. Got back to camp in time to enjoy a snack and a beer while sitting in the afternoon sun reading a book and waiting for the rest of the crew to show up. A relaxing way to spend an afternoon.
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Feb 24 2023
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 Joined Sep 15 2020
 Phoenix, AZ
Peralta/Dutchman/Whiskey loop, AZ 
Peralta/Dutchman/Whiskey loop, AZ
 
Backpack avatar Feb 24 2023
xsproutxTriplogs 21
Backpack25.00 Miles
Backpack25.00 Miles
20 LBS Pack
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I went out for a casual 3 night backpack out in the Supes this past weekend hoping to see some snow, and boy did I. Started at Peralta late on Friday and headed to Whiskey Spring for the night. As expected, there was water flowing absolutely everywhere. What surprised me, though, is how much water was draining from up on Miner's needle. That's such a high point, without a recent rain I didn't expect it but I guess that's just how saturated everything is right now.
The next day, I headed north on Whiskey and over on Red Tank. I had read that there had been recent maintenance on these and I was hoping that wasn't a lie. Sure enough, I don't think I got a single scratch; both are in solid condition right now. There are a couple spots on Red Tank when you cross the drainage/creek (running the whole way and quite wide in some spots) where it can be tricky to find the other side, but nothing crazy. Very happy to see the trail in this condition, though, after the last couple years! I took a short jaunt up Trap canyon as I haven't been there before, before continuing on to my final destination on Cavalry. The weather there was bright and sunny at 72 degrees and I had a nice sandy beach to soak my feet in and enjoy the wide views.
The next morning around 4 or so, the rain started and the temperature had dropped down to 34 according to my thermodrop. As the sun came out, I could see ice forming on my tent walls and below the vestibules, some slight snow. Opening the tent door and I was greeted by snow on Malapais and and Black Mountains, along with Weavers. What a site! The rain mostly stopped around 10 or so but I goofed off in my tent a bit longer. I was going to meet up with a buddy doing a quick overnight at Pinon camp on Peralta which was only 6.5 miles or so away, so there was no rush. Once I left, I went back up to Dutchman to head over to Peralta. I've normally just thought this stretch was "okay" but man oh man, with all this water and snow run off (it melted pretty quick), it was amazing with waterfalls and, in one section, a bit of a water fountain almost where the water is forced through a small opening. Very nice. The climb up Peralta in the back side is nice and gentle and, again, streams every 10 feet. Often right on the trail but easy enough to keep your feet dry.
Buddy had brought out a couple adult beverages and brats, so that was quite the nice treat for the night by the campfire, which also helped with the cold as it was just above freezing when I called it a night (overnight got to 26 apparently). We packed up early the next morning for a quick exit. It was a little slower going as there was still Ice in some places, particularly on the backend where we were, but also on the South side in some areas as well, but was a pleasant descent nonetheless.

Great to get out to the Supes with this much water and camping in a couple of new places for me. The snow was just the icing on the cake.
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Jan 18 2023
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 Routes 140
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 Triplogs 129

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 Joined Feb 02 2020
 Shallowater,Texa
Cave Peralta Trail Loop, AZ 
Cave Peralta Trail Loop, AZ
 
Hiking avatar Jan 18 2023
mamakatt22Triplogs 129
Hiking6.76 Miles 1,815 AEG
Hiking6.76 Miles   6 Hrs   7 Mns   1.26 mph
1,815 ft AEG      44 Mns Break
 
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This was a beautiful day to hike. Interesting terrain and getting closer to Weaver’s Needle was super cool 😎
 
Jan 19 2023
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 Routes 140
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 Triplogs 129

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 Joined Feb 02 2020
 Shallowater,Texa
Hieroglyphics Trail, AZ 
Hieroglyphics Trail, AZ
 
Hiking avatar Jan 19 2023
mamakatt22Triplogs 129
Hiking3.52 Miles 610 AEG
Hiking3.52 Miles   2 Hrs   31 Mns   1.40 mph
610 ft AEG
 
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This was a great hike! Lots of other hikers out. Several families with children. The hieroglyphics were impressive.
 
Jan 29 2023
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 Joined Feb 02 2020
 Shallowater,Texa
AT3 Harshaw Road to Gate Spring, AZ 
AT3 Harshaw Road to Gate Spring, AZ
 
Hiking avatar Jan 29 2023
mamakatt22Triplogs 129
Hiking12.24 Miles 2,007 AEG
Hiking12.24 Miles   7 Hrs   8 Mns   1.80 mph
2,007 ft AEG      19 Mns Break
 
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Feb 02 2023
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 Routes 140
 Photos 38
 Triplogs 129

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 Joined Feb 02 2020
 Shallowater,Texa
Milagrosa Caliente Loop, AZ 
Milagrosa Caliente Loop, AZ
 
Hiking avatar Feb 02 2023
mamakatt22Triplogs 129
Hiking7.10 Miles 1,626 AEG
Hiking7.10 Miles   5 Hrs   15 Mns   1.55 mph
1,626 ft AEG      41 Mns Break
 
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Beautiful hike
 
Feb 06 2023
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 Routes 140
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 Joined Feb 02 2020
 Shallowater,Texa
Ramsey Pat Scott Trail, AZ 
Ramsey Pat Scott Trail, AZ
 
Hiking avatar Feb 06 2023
mamakatt22Triplogs 129
Hiking9.37 Miles 2,780 AEG
Hiking9.37 Miles   6 Hrs   24 Mns   1.57 mph
2,780 ft AEG      25 Mns Break
 
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This was a great place to hike! A little early for bird watching or wildflowers. The scenery is beautiful and it was a great workout. By the time we got to the higher elevation I had a little trouble getting through the frozen snow and ice. Coming back down I decided that sliding down on my back side was a safer bet than possibly tumbling. All in all it was very nice!
 
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