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Snowshed Connector Trail #246A - 1 member in 1 triplog has rated this an average 2 ( 1 to 5 best )
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Snowshed & Greenhouse LoopTucson, AZ
Snowshed & Greenhouse Loop
Tucson, AZ
Run/Jog avatar Nov 28 2020
ShatteredArm • Triplogs 356
Run/Jog17.60 Miles 4,674 AEG
Run/Jog17.60 Miles   5 Hrs   49 Mns   3.03 mph
4,674 ft AEG
 
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Herb Martyr Trail #247
Greenhouse Trail #248
Basin Trail #600
Snowshed Trail #246
Crest Trail #270A - Chiricahua Peak
Crest Trail #270 - Barfoot Park Rd to Jct Sdl
Snowshed Peak - Chiricahua Wilderness
Snowshed Connector Trail #246A
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Plan was to loop Snowshed and Greenhouse. Got started a little bit late, so brought lights just in case. Herb Martyr Trail was steep but pretty. Snowshed was not as steep, but rougher. Loved both; beautiful terrain up there.

We decided to do the out and back to Snowshed Peak. The first half is easy, then it gets overgrown. Looks like they've done some work on the first half.

Headed towards Chiricauhua via an alleged trail north of Aspen Peak, which my map shows but clearly does not exist in any meaningful form. Would have been easier just to go up and over.

Chiricauhua Peak was comparatively easy. I had been up from Rustler Park a few years ago, so nothing new.

Greenhouse Trail was cold. Creek was mostly frozen, as was Winn Falls.

Made it back to the car just as the sun was starting to set.
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