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Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Feb 25 2026
		hpiet19 • Triplogs 5

Hiking	9.50 Miles	2,405 AEG

Hiking	9.50 Miles	4 Hrs 17 Mns	2.22 mph
	2,405 ft AEG

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Beautiful hike with the intent to observe Bighorn sheep on the SE side of the mountain above the river. Started at 7AM, close to sunrise for a better chance to see sheep. The trail itself, up and slightly past Inspiration Point was steep enough to deter me from venturing down some of the drainages. I glassed the hillsides but did not see any sheep. Instead, I decided to stop and watch birds for a while, which the hills were crawling with. Saw Northern cardinal (including what looked like a juvenile), Raven, Black-tailed gnatcatcher, Rock wren, Cactus wren, Western meadowlark, Black throated sparrow, Gambel's quail, and Mourning dove.

The trail itself offers splendid views on Roosevelt Lake, Four Peaks and many other mountains. Vineyard Trailhead, right off the highway starts in a somewhat rugged landscape with tons of cacti, including Saguaros. It then leads into prairie looking landscapes with a lot of tall grasses. A short pass through landslides of rocks and Saguaros, and transitions back to prairies with some flowers, where I surprised two whitetails. Overall, the landscape was very green, which I did not expect. I ended up hiking all the way to road 336 and the guzzler tank, which was full of water. On the way back, I met about 40 kids on a school trip. Back at the truck, it was hot and sunny, and time for a cold beverage.

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Jan 23 2026

WaitingForRain

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Phoenix, AZ

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Jan 23 2026
		WaitingForRain • Triplogs 1,111

Hiking	6.10 Miles	2,167 AEG

Hiking	6.10 Miles	3 Hrs 10 Mns	1.93 mph
	2,167 ft AEG

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Jan 13 2026

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Vineyard Mountain 3458

Vineyard Mountain 3458

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Jan 13 2026
		kingsnake • Triplogs 911

Hiking	4.61 Miles	1,396 AEG

Hiking	4.61 Miles	2 Hrs 28 Mns	1.87 mph
	1,396 ft AEG

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I got the idea to hike Vineyard Mountain from @Mike_W . I put off the hike for a few months to avoid stealing his thunder.

It was 33℉ in Tonto Basin at 7:45 a.m. Brrr! I would have done this hike anyway, but was not relishing the thought. By 8:00 a.m. at the dam lookout, it was 43℉. Not a meteorologist, but thankful for whatever oddity caused that. Still, I waited an hour to head out, so I’d have half decent light for taking photos.

Halfway up the first 1/2 mile climb, at a right-hand switchback, there is a line of rocks to the left. If you go left, it is about 200 easy off trail yards to the best view of the dam. Pipes are embedded in the rocky promontory, and sections of cement wall are dotted about it. I wonder what that stuff was? Does not appear conected to the old construction camp.

On the north side of Inspiration Point, there’s a welcome twenty foot dip. In shade at 10:00 a.m., that dip is where I found the first non-brittlebush flowers of my hike, tuber anemone and paintbrush. A helicopter made a run east over the lake, turned down canyon, then came back overhead, not far up.

From the saddle, it is only fifty feet up to the summit of Inspiration Point. I should have done it, but didn’t.

The second climb ends near the microwave relay. At least that is what it looks like. Can't find any info online.

Where you should turn off to the summit, I built a cairn. It is only 150 grassy off trail feet up to the summit. Some of the grass was 12″ high.

The first entry in the summit log was Bob Martin. Of course. Only surprise is it wasn’t the other Arizona peak bagging legend Bob Packard. Now I — a non-legend — am also in the summit log. (Though calling this a “peak bag” is stretching it a wee bit.)

I made it back to my car in only 40 min. (Not counting stops for the flowers that were beginning to appear in now 60℉ direct sunlight.) I was surprised to encounter two other hikers on what I thought was an obscure trail, and there were a half dozen vehicles at the trailhead when I returned. No idea where they went.

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[ checklist ] Four Peaks Inspiration Point Shelter Island Sierra Ancha Mountains Superstition Wilderness - East Theodore Roosevelt Dam Theodore Roosevelt Lake Vineyard Mountain Windy Hill

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Overall light, but brittlebush between microwave relay and summit were moderate-substantial.

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May 05 2025

DixieFlyer

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Fountain Hills,

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		May 05 2025
		DixieFlyer • Triplogs 1,495

Hiking	12.62 Miles	2,925 AEG

Hiking	12.62 Miles	6 Hrs 20 Mns	2.21 mph
	2,925 ft AEG	37 Mns Break

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I had intended to do another hike in this area, but muddy roads caused me to go to plan B, which was the Vineyard Trail.

I did this hike 7 years ago but had forgotten most of it.

I hiked the entirety of the Vineyard Trail, starting from the Vineyard TH to the Mills Ridge TH, and then turning around and coming back.

The first couple of miles were steep with lots of loose rock, so it was slower going than it should have been, both going up and coming back down. The trail was better the closer you got to the Mills Ridge TH.

This is a decent workout hike, and there are some great views along the way.

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Theodore Roosevelt Lake

76-100% full

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Feb 21 2025

bjonson

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Joined Feb 19 2015
Phoenix

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Feb 21 2025
		bjonson • Triplogs 292

Hiking	12.28 Miles	2,720 AEG

Hiking	12.28 Miles	4 Hrs 33 Mns	2.78 mph
	2,720 ft AEG	8 Mns Break

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Mar 29 2024

PaysonRealtorAZ

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Joined Jun 26 2017
Payson, Arizona

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Mar 29 2024
		PaysonRealtorAZ • Triplogs 10

Hiking	3.33 Miles	2,167 AEG

Hiking	3.33 Miles
	2,167 ft AEG

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I only went about a mile and a half in as I was on my way to Globe from Payson when I did the hike. Pretty hike on a sunny day. Very exposed sunshine wise. Great views. Very peaceful and serene. Highly recommend.

Wildflowers Observation Moderate
Decent amount and mix of wildflowers but certainly not an abundance.

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May 10 2023

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Phoenix, AZ

Four Peaks - AZT #20

Payson, AZ

Hiking		May 10 2023
		GrangerGuy • Triplogs 124

Hiking	35.09 Miles	8,814 AEG

Hiking	35.09 Miles	1 Day 12 Hrs 17 Mns
	8,814 ft AEG	14 Hrs 31 Mns Break	23 LBS Pack

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As a conditioner, and as a shakedown for a weeklong hike, I hiked AZT Passage 20 from the Vinyard Trailhead at Roosevelt Lake to Shake Spring, stayed overnight, and hiked back. Not the longest single day I’ve ever done, but the longest two days, for sure. The views of the lake are almost nonstop all day. It seems to be the end of the through-hiking season here. I only met two other hikers, and only one through-hiker, the whole time. Water was still flowing well at Buckhorn Creek and at Shake Spring. There was an owl that hung out at the Shake Spring campsite. It spent a lot of time just sitting in the trail watching me from twilight until dawn. It showed up as a big orange dot, reflected from my headlamp in its eye. I’ve never seen an owl beg. Perhaps its nest is nearby?

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Wildflowers Observation Moderate
Still lots of flowers: Arizona Penstemon, Claret Cup Cactus, Deer Brush, Desert Marigold, Panamint Liveforever, Lewis Flax, Mock Vervain, Paiute False Bindweed, Whitestem Paper Flower, Wavyleaf Thistle, Western Wallflower, Western Salsify, and Paintbrush.

	Granite Spring	Dripping	Dripping
	The pipe was dripping about once per second. You could collect if you were desperate.

	Shake Spring	Gallon + per minute	Gallon + per minute
	I could hear it flowing strong from my campsite, though I never actually walked over there.

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Jan 14 2023

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Phoenix, AZ

Four Peaks - AZT #20

Payson, AZ

Run/Jog		Jan 14 2023
		ShatteredArm • Triplogs 361

Run/Jog	19.04 Miles	6,200 AEG

Run/Jog	19.04 Miles	6 Hrs 55 Mns	2.86 mph
	6,200 ft AEG	15 Mns Break

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Was able to convince a friend to help out with a shuttle, so it seemed a decent opportunity to knock off another AZT passage. Biggest unknown here was how much snow there would be, but with a 9am start, time wasn't a huge issue. Steep climb at the start, then a 4 miles or so of pretty mellow grade. Saw a few hikers and a mtb on this stretch.

After Mills Ridge TH the fun starts, but the climb is over with relatively quickly. There was a nice trickle in Buckhorn Canyon. Once up to 5k feet, snow started appearing on the north-facing slopes.

The final 9-10 miles were slower than anticipated, primarily because of the snow (luckily not icy, and never more than a few inches deep) and the slightly overgrown trail (although I seem to recall the AZTA describing this section as "completely destroyed" after the fire, so it could be worse).

Highlight was probably the view of the peaks from Black Bear Saddle.

A little over a mile after the saddle, I ran into my shuttle, so I had company the last four miles. From here on, we were mostly on the north side of the peaks, so all the drainages were flowing nicely.

Enjoyed this passage, and happy to lay claim to the "fastest Passage 20 time of the year so far" title.

	Pigeon Spring	Dripping	Dripping
	Trickle from the spring, box full of good water.

	Shake Spring	Dry	Dry
	No water in the spring, but lots in the canyon next to it.

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Dec 27 2022

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Superstition Wilderness - AZT #19

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Dec 27 2022
		Yoder • Triplogs 273

Hiking	12.40 Miles	2,800 AEG

Hiking	12.40 Miles	4 Hrs 54 Mns		2.77 mph
	2,800 ft AEG	25 Mns Break	10 LBS Pack

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Not sure why more folks don't do this hike. The first three miles have fantastic views. Granted, it is a little drive to the hike, but there is roadside parking, so no dirt roads to get to the hike.

The first 3/4 mile you get about a 700' elevation gain before you get a short break, then it is up hill for another mile. At 1.7 miles you have about 1,200' AEG and can begin to relax a bit.

Views of the lake and the Superstitions are fantastic for the first half of the hike (ie 3 miles or so). Then the view is more along the lines of rolling hills as you make your way to the Mills Ridge Trailhead and then start making your way back.

This trail is part of the Arizona Trail, so clearly defined and mostly easy to travel (with the exception of the first 1.7 miles, it's a bit steep.

A great trail well worth the trip.

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202197

Feb 06 2021

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Tempe, AZ

Cottonwood #120 Vineyard #131 Trails, AZ

Hiking		Feb 06 2021
		MAP • Triplogs 108

Hiking	16.05 Miles	2,957 AEG

Hiking	16.05 Miles	7 Hrs 50 Mns	2.10 mph
	2,957 ft AEG	11 Mns Break

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Another successful piecing together of AZT passages to create a less difficult day hike!

Drive: We dropped a vehicle at Mills Ridge Trailhead (narrow & steep drive with some big drops on either side but the road is very smooth & probably fine for a car) and drove to our starting TH on FR 83. Don't know if the FR 83 TH has a name but we parked at the water tank where FR 83 makes a T with another road. FR 83 goes through a sandy wash & has a few steep inclines & rough areas. Probably HC/4WD is best for that road. It was exactly 2 hours from Tempe to Mills Ridge TH and then approximately another 45 min from Mills Ridge to our start on FR 83.

Hike: Cottonwood Creek is absolutely beautiful! Flowing water through most of the creek we hiked. Mounds of vine (cat's claw maybe?), lots of vegetation, & birds singing all around. We loved this foresty area. The AZT #19 trail heading down to the Roosevelt Lake Bridge seemed to never end. It winds in & out & gives spectacular views. We walked across the bridge which was really cool but also funny to be hiking on a highway all of the sudden.

Took a short lunch at the pull-off at the AZT #20 TH & headed up AZT #20. And up. And up. And up. This part of AZT #20 is completely burned. It is unique & amazing to see the yuccas looking like grilled pineapples, the new growth everywhere, and the dark burned brown contrasted with the bright blue of the lake. The views along this trail are spectacular pretty much the whole time: Roosevelt Lake + Apache Lake + the Superstitions across the lake! Oh, does anyone know what the small metal tower with a screen looking thing is on Vineyard Mountain? We happened to run into friends we knew while checking that thing out which was fun! Should've asked them.

Glad we were able to break AZT Passages #19 & #20 up like this! Hopefully we will get to hike the first part of Passage #19 later in the month & them we will have completed the hottest central passages!

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Feb 02 2021

MountainMatt

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Arizona

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Feb 02 2021
		MountainMatt • Triplogs 530

Hiking	4.46 Miles	1,395 AEG

Hiking	4.46 Miles	2 Hrs 42 Mns		1.80 mph
	1,395 ft AEG	13 Mns Break	40 LBS Pack

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After driving past this TH for years it always sparked my interest from the epic Bartels thumbnail scene on the description and this day it fit the bill perfect for a little late afternoon stroll.
Lugged up the camera gear just in case but the fire scar is pretty severe, not much left to photograph besides the occasional patches of healthy desert life here and there.
Can’t complain on the views though, between a snow capped Four Peaks and eagle eye views of the lakes I was digging it.
Turned around at Vineyard Mountain and made it back just after sunset with enjoyable temps and a quiet desert.

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Apr 11 2020

hikerdw

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Mesa,AZ

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Apr 11 2020
		hikerdw • Triplogs 541

Hiking	14.23 Miles	3,359 AEG

Hiking	14.23 Miles	5 Hrs 50 Mns	2.80 mph
	3,359 ft AEG	45 Mns Break

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Looking for a destination to hike to from the Vineyard Trail I saw where @Hansenaz posted a triplog a few years back for a small ruin site off the Four Peaks Trail so that worked.

Arrived to the parking off HWY188 at 6:30 and had boots on the ground by 6:45. Perfect weather for this hike, mostly cloudy, with below average temps. I was expecting this to be a constant uphill climb, and it was, but just for the first short 2 miles, then it really levelled out, with a final push to the Mills Ridge TH. The mile we hiked on the Four Peaks Trail was a climb, but short lived.

The ruin site was small but we both found it interesting. Spent some time looking for pottery pieces and checking out the rock walls. Once done we enjoyed lunch and took in the BIG views in all directions.

On the return trip the sky blackened, the wind kicked up, and it started to drizzle, but it all stopped as quickly as it started. Didn't see any others until we were within a few miles of the trailhead, but even then, not too crowded. Saw one fox, a small snake, and a gila monster.

The Vineyard Trail exceeded my expectations as I really enjoyed this hike.

Wildflowers Observation Substantial
Lots of color.

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Mar 28 2020

richvosko

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Phoenix, AZ

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Mar 28 2020
		richvosko • Triplogs 282

Hiking	12.20 Miles	2,425 AEG

Hiking	12.20 Miles
	2,425 ft AEG

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174622

Feb 16 2019

Yoder

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Chandler, AZ

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Feb 16 2019
		Yoder • Triplogs 273

Hiking	11.80 Miles	2,657 AEG

Hiking	11.80 Miles	5 Hrs 18 Mns		2.54 mph
	2,657 ft AEG	39 Mns Break	10 LBS Pack

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Last year I did this hike(2018.03.11) with a friend it was raining, so my wife bailed. It turned out to be a great trip and got some good photos, although you couldn't see very far in the landscape because we were in the clouds.

This time with the wife, it was mostly cloudy with occasional sun-breaks.

Since it was the weekend, we figured we would run into a few folks, but glad to say we only saw one other person the whole time.

This hike has some great views.

We didn't quite make it to the end, wife said she was done. Can't complain, I'm just happy she lets me out of the cage and takes me for a walk on occasion

Things are very green there. We may be in for a great wild flower season this year.

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Things are getting set, and there are some early flowers starting already.

Theodore Roosevelt Lake

76-100% full

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Nov 23 2018

Frostshocknoob

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Phoenix, AZ

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Nov 23 2018
		Frostshocknoob • Triplogs 216

Hiking	12.22 Miles	2,678 AEG

Hiking	12.22 Miles	5 Hrs 57 Mns	2.31 mph
	2,678 ft AEG	40 Mns Break

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Mar 28 2018

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Four Peaks - AZT #20

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Mar 28 2018
		toddak • Triplogs 594

Hiking	18.50 Miles	4,500 AEG

Hiking	18.50 Miles	8 Hrs	2.31 mph
	4,500 ft AEG

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NOBO, huge climb and views, great trail conditions. Exited down OF123, mtn biked back to start. Other than the lakes in the distance, didn't see any water.

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Mar 15 2018

DixieFlyer

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Fountain Hills,

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Mar 15 2018
		DixieFlyer • Triplogs 1,495

Hiking	12.40 Miles	2,900 AEG

Hiking	12.40 Miles	5 Hrs 49 Mns	2.77 mph
	2,900 ft AEG	1 Hour 20 Mns Break

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I had never heard of this trail until I saw a trip report on HAZ the other day, so naturally Tracie and I had to go check it out. This trail is perhaps the easiest to follow trail in a wilderness area that I have ever seen. I had a GPS track and there were numerous cairns along the way, but neither the GPS track or the cairns were needed.

Our route went from the Vineyard TH near Roosevelt Dam to the Mills Ridge TH and back. There was a fair amount of elevation gain, with about 1/3 of the gain being in the first 1.25 miles. The scenery was nice, but you were totally exposed to the sun on the entire route, so I would not want to do this one in warm/hot weather. We stopped along the way to take a look at a wildlife watering system that was in a metal building about 1/4 mile off of the trail.

I would likely do this hike a little more often if it was closer to my house -- it took about an hour and a half to get there from my house in Fountain Hills. For about the same amount of time I could be doing hiking in the Rim up past Payson, and those hikes are better than this one imho. The next time that I am in this area, I will probably take FR 429 off of Highway 188 and drive to the Mills Ridge TH, and from there hike to Buckhorn Mountain.

We only encountered one other person on the trail -- a guy backpacking who said that he was on his way to Utah (he said that he started his backpack in Mexico).

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153187

Mar 11 2018

Yoder

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Chandler, AZ

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Mar 11 2018
		Yoder • Triplogs 273

Hiking	12.30 Miles	2,799 AEG

Hiking	12.30 Miles	4 Hrs 40 Mns		2.92 mph
	2,799 ft AEG	27 Mns Break	5 LBS Pack

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Rainy day, quite enjoyable hiking up in the clouds. Sprinkled most of the hike.. great stuff, got some good photographs.

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153130

Jan 28 2018

Frostshocknoob

Routes 229
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Joined Sep 05 2014
Phoenix, AZ

Vineyard Trail #131

Payson, AZ

Hiking		Jan 28 2018
		Frostshocknoob • Triplogs 216

Hiking	8.73 Miles	1,968 AEG

Hiking	8.73 Miles	4 Hrs 30 Mns	2.08 mph
	1,968 ft AEG	18 Mns Break

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Dec 31 2017

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Mesa, AZ

AZT #20 to Mills TH Shuttle, AZ

Scenic Drive		Dec 31 2017
		CannondaleKid • Triplogs 2,496

Scenic Drive	20.60 Miles	4,083 AEG

Scenic Drive	20.60 Miles	3 Hrs 40 Mns	12.36 mph
	4,083 ft AEG

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