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Mar 17 2025

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Joined Jan 21 2013
AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		Mar 17 2025
		FOTG • Triplogs 1,052

Hiking	3.45 Miles	1,062 AEG

Hiking	3.45 Miles	2 Hrs 14 Mns	1.56 mph
	1,062 ft AEG	1 Min Break

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After a morning at the Toroweap Overlook and hanging around our campsite, we headed to Trumbull for a short hike.

We hiked up to where the snow started and then returned the way we came. The trail was in great condition and some of the signage at the trailhead appeared new.

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May 19 2024

bjonson

Routes 255
Photos 8
Triplogs 261

54 male

Joined Feb 19 2015
Phoenix

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		May 19 2024
		bjonson • Triplogs 261

Hiking	5.41 Miles	1,615 AEG

Hiking	5.41 Miles	2 Hrs 12 Mns	2.50 mph
	1,615 ft AEG	2 Mns Break

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May 17 2024

azdesertfather

Guides 16
Routes 81
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51 male

Joined Apr 30 2008
Tucson, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		May 17 2024
		azdesertfather • Triplogs 1,144

Hiking	5.50 Miles	1,565 AEG

Hiking	5.50 Miles	3 Hrs 10 Mns		1.86 mph
	1,565 ft AEG	13 Mns Break	15 LBS Pack

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The drive in was unusual in its remoteness, even in Arizona. Even when you drove all the way to the dirt road turnoff, miles from Fredonia, you are faced with a 50-mile dirt road drive. On this road we did see a herd of antelope at one point, but other than that it was wide-open landscapes and very little fauna.

Once you get 40 miles in on the dirt road, you come to an intersection with the Mt Turnbull Loop. Here there is a sign encouraging you to go straight ahead for 10 miles to get to
Mt Trumbull. Google encouraged me to turn right drive up the mountain to the trailhead in a counterclockwise direction, and I followed that for several miles before the loop road became a very rough 4WD road and I gave up and turned back. Heading up the loop in a clockwise direction from the “10 mile” sign the road was definitely better, though even then Google tried to reroute me on another crazy rough dirt road and I ignored it. Lesson is, trust the signage, not Google!

On the trail, the first 2/3 of it is good and okay to follow. Then it just kind of disappears and you just have to follow GPS in a very easy bushwhack.

The view on the top was poor due to tree cover, which was a bummer. A USGS marker is at the peak, but no register.

We were alone all day, except in the way down we ran into a couple having fun half naked out there. We made some noise in our talking from a distance so we didn’t freak them out, and the quickly scrambled.

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Apr 14 2024

pseudalpine

Guides 59
Routes 1,100
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Joined Jan 01 2023
Arizona

Uinkaret Undulations, AZ

Hiking		Apr 14 2024
		pseudalpine • Triplogs 1,290

Hiking	9.74 Miles	2,969 AEG

Hiking	9.74 Miles	5 Hrs 2 Mns	2.30 mph
	2,969 ft AEG	48 Mns Break

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After our bike, hike and climb of [ Mollies Nipple - GC ] on Saturday, I did the onerous, three-hour 4x4 drive from near [ Mount Dellenbaugh ] over to Whitmore Canyon Overlook. I arrived at eight o'clock with only one large group of circled wagons present. The following morning, the fleeting lava dam hike was my first trek of three total completed on Sunday. The second was to the summit of an inactive volcano and my third hike was a mystifying and mellow meander amongst what could be considered vandalism today, but it's precious because it's archeo.

1. [ Whitmore Trail ]
The creosote and ocotillo were flowering profusely with many buzzing bees working the buds early. This trail seemed easy on this somewhat cool morning. The night before was the warmest camp I'd stayed at so far. The columnar basalt near the base of the lava flow is absolutely magnificent. Numerous swifts were chirping, swooshing and dive-bombing near the black cliffsides. There wasn't a river party camped at the contentious Whitmore Helipad (RM 186.9), so consequently no vexing helicopter flights overhead this day. The river was chocolate brown and I only lingered briefly at two of the beach access points. It would of been nice to have a bath!

There were more good hikes to complete before it got warmer.

2. [ Mount Trumbull Trail ]
This hike switchbacks steeply at first then gradually ascends the southern lava slopes through Pinyon–juniper woodland with many manzanita thickets, agave and oak trees. There are quite a few fresh and old deadfalls along the route, more so the higher one ascends. The first half of trail is pumice stones with occasional good views south of the Mount Logan Wilderness and the amazing spatter ramparts. The end of the first part on the east side allows great views of Red Butte and the San Francisco Peaks. The first part of the second half transverses a burnt area with some annoying locust and downed logs and then enters an unburnt ponderosa forest and tracks the south (left) side of a drainage for a while. The upper second half is mostly duff, somewhat obscure with some rockiness near the summit. The few remaining prudent cairns are helpful at keeping on route. A transient stroll past the summit benchmark to the north is worth the view towards Utah.

3. [ Nampaweap Rock Art Site ]
I have few words to describe this immemorial location. These ancient rock chippers were skilled at creating some intricate and compelling designs. They seem to have had some leisure time.

It was splendid experiencing this site alone. You should visit for yourself and draw your own conclusions. I think you'll also be moved.

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[ checklist ] Lone Mountain Mount Emma Uinkaret Mountains Whitmore Point

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May 27 2023

DBmooner

Triplogs 100

40 male

Joined Jan 03 2011
chandler, Az

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		May 27 2023
		DBmooner • Triplogs 100

Hiking	5.00 Miles	1,530 AEG

Hiking	5.00 Miles	3 Hrs 15 Mns	1.82 mph
	1,530 ft AEG	30 Mns Break

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Came in from St. George and spent the night at twin point .The wildflowers on the drive in were amazing never seen anything like it . There are several camping spots that are on the edge of the canyon . Woke up the next day and drove the 40 to Mt Trumbull TH. The trail was very easy to follow untill about a mile and half. The trail gets really hard to follow after this. There is some dead fall you will have to work around . There are carins along the way. Summit is marked with a large carin with a stick in it with a trail register. There is a little view from the top but it is mostly blocked by trees.when I checked the register I was the 6th person this year to sign the register so this trail see very little traffic. Tried to go toroweap on the way out but you now need to get a permit to visit . So we just headed back towards Kanab.

Wildflowers Observation Extreme

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Jul 21 2021

Stoic

Routes 297
Photos 6,928
Triplogs 552

49 male

Joined Dec 30 2007
Avondale,Az

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		Jul 21 2021
		Stoic • Triplogs 552

Hiking	6.62 Miles	1,638 AEG

Hiking	6.62 Miles	4 Hrs 45 Mns	1.66 mph
	1,638 ft AEG	45 Mns Break

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Overlanding trip through the Grand Canyon Parashaunt. Second Trip
Full Trip GPS [ gps route ]

Day 1 Stops
1) Chloride Murals Roy Purcell [ photoset ]
2-3) Thelma and Louise Point/ Tri State Marker [ photoset ]
4) Mount Bangs Campsite [ photoset ]

Day 2 Stops
5)Mount Bangs [ photoset ]
6)Grand Gulch Canyon/ Campsite #2 [ photoset ]

Day 3 Stops
7) Grand Gulch Mine [ photoset ]
8.) Mount Dellenbough [ photoset ]
9) Warring Ranch [ photoset ]
10) Blue Mountain [ photoset ]
11) Kelly Point Overlook/ Campsite #3 [ photoset ]

Day 4 Stops
13) Nampaweap Rock Art Site [ photoset ]
14) Mount Logan Hike/Campsite #4 [ photoset ]

Day 5 HAZ 500th triplog
We headed down from Mount Logan to Mount Trumbull. Mount Trumbull was the most challenging hike on this trip. It was a 5 mile 1500ft gain trail. It wasn't that horrible. You do get some decent views from time to time on the trail. After the hike my friends decided to call the trip and start heading home. I went into town with them, topped off two of my tanks, and headed back out. I had planned on making my way back to the Mount Logan Campsite, and then head toward the North Rim area. I still had a couple days to play with. Since I was close to the Little Black Mountain Petroglyphs site, I decided to go take a look. This one mile hike was a bad decision. It was 90+. I took my time and took a lot of breaks. I used what little cloud cover I had to move around. It was a cool site that I will go back to, if Im in the area. I then headed toward Mount Logan. A few miles down the road, my breakline failed, and I had to call the trip. I did a temporary fix and started to head home. My friends where in Vegas and waited for me to there. We double checked the breaks and then headed home.
15) Mount Trumbull Trail [ photoset ]
16) Little Black Mountain Trail [ photoset ]

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May 21 2021

DixieFlyer

Guides 99
Routes 1,484
Photos 16,072
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male

Joined Jan 07 2017
Fountain Hills,

Trumbull - Logan - Vulcan - Toroweap, AZ

Hiking		May 21 2021
		DixieFlyer • Triplogs 1,374

Hiking	8.10 Miles	2,639 AEG

Hiking	8.10 Miles
	2,639 ft AEG

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After making the ascent of the Kaibab Plateau highpoint the day before, we drove to the Trumbull TH and car camped for the night. There was a very clean vault toilet there and a water spigot, so it was a good place to camp

Mount Trumbull
We got up early, had a quick breakfast and a cup of coffee, and hiked up to Trumbull. This was a class 1 walkup on a nice trail. We gained about 1,000 feet of elevation in the first 1.4 miles or so; thereafter, the grade was much more gradual. The hike was in a forest, which was nice, and there were some decent views off to the south. The trail got a bit more faint about 75% of the way to the summit, but there were lots of cairns which made route-finding a non-issue. With all the trees, views were limited at the summit. We walked a short distance to an overlook on the north side of the mountain which had some decent views. At the summit there was a benchmark, two reference marks, a height of light pole stuck in a summit cairn, and a register log.

We went back the way that we came, broke up our campsite, and headed out on the 7 mile drive to the Mount Logan TH.

Mount Logan
This was a short hike on a nice trail that was easy to follow. The hike was in a forest, but things opened up at the summit where there were some surprisingly good views. This was an easy, enjoyable hike!

Vulcan's Throne
After hiking Mount Logan, we drove toward Toroweap. The BLM roads were really good to drive on, but the roads were quite a bit worse once getting into the Granc Canyon NP. We took a road toward the Lava River Trail, and it was getting really sandy and we were lucky not to get stuck in my buddy's AWD CRV. Thankfully he had some new all terrain tires. I would not recommend driving the road without 4WD. We found a pullout to park and made the off-trail ascent of this peak, which was my 2nd Grand Canyon summit. We basically followed the route that @chumley used when he ascended this peak. As we ascended we were mostly next to a gully that went up to a ridgeline just west of the summit.

On the way up we saw the biggest jackrabbit that I have ever seen -- at first I thought that it was a deer!

The climb up was a bit steep, but the footing was not as bad as I thought that it would be. Views at the summit were great, and were worth the climb up. It was crazy windy on this day -- gusts were 40+ mph -- so we didn't stay as long as I would have liked. The descent was fairly easy -- even though there was no trail we could see the car the whole way down so route finding was no issue.

Toroweap
After getting back to the car we drove to the Toroweap overlook. The road was pretty crappy, and even though we made it in the CRV, it is really a 4WD road. We had a snack break at a picnic table and checked out some views of the Colorado River. However, winds were really crazy and we didn't really want to spend too much time on the edge of a cliff with 3,000 foot dropoffs, so we didn't spend as much time there as I would have liked. I had originally intended to hike the Saddle Horse Loop, but with the wind we decided to pass on it.

Summary
This was a fun day of hiking, although the ridiculous winds in the afternoon took some of the fun out of it.

Distance and elevation gain for the 3 hikes (I didn't count Toroweap) are below. The stats above are the sum of the 3.

Trumbull: 5.4 miles with 1,629 feet of AEG
Logan: 1.1 miles with 272 feet of AEG
Vulcan's: 1.6 miles with 738 feet of AEG

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[ checklist ] Benchmark Cactuscat Pose Cairn Height of Light Reference Mark Route - finding Labels Summit Register Log

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[ checklist ] Grand Canyon Mount Logan Mount Trumbull Mount Trumbull Wilderness Toroweap Cliffs Vulcans Throne

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Dec 31 2018

chumley

Guides 94
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52 male

Joined Sep 18 2002
Tempe, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		Dec 31 2018
		chumley • Triplogs 1,993

Hiking	5.36 Miles	1,582 AEG

Hiking	5.36 Miles	2 Hrs 25 Mns	2.35 mph
	1,582 ft AEG	8 Mns Break

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John9L

With a few hours left in the year and stats being the only driving force in my life, I had to take advantage of Lee deserting me on New Years Eve (again

) to summit my 77th peak of the year and assure a paper thin victory over him.

Trumbull was in pristine condition with 3-4 inches of new snow, and some flurries still falling. The first mile and a quarter is the killer here, really quite steep, though also offering some of the best views on the day. The upper half is more moderate, and well-cairned which was very helpful on this snowy day.

The summit highpoint is somewhat wooded but there's a steep cliff a couple hundred yards to the north that provides fantastic views across the Arizona strip.

The temps didn't get out of the 20s, but occasional sun melted some short sections of trail on the southern exposed cinder which provided some nice contrasts on the way down. I'm glad to have gotten this one crossed off the list. I really enjoy these rarely visited gems.

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[ checklist ] Mount Logan Mount Trumbull Mount Trumbull Wilderness Toroweap Cliffs Toroweap Valley

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Dec 31 2018

John9L

Guides 6
Routes 183
Photos 5,612
Triplogs 1,647

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Joined Mar 12 2004
Scottsdale, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		Dec 31 2018
		John9L • Triplogs 1,647

Hiking	5.36 Miles	1,582 AEG

Hiking	5.36 Miles
	1,582 ft AEG

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chumley

After hiking the Saddle Horse Loop, we packed up camp and headed for Mount Trumbull. Lee and Jackie parted ways as they were heading back to Phoenix. Chumley & I made the drive to the trailhead in about two inches of fresh powder. We hit the snow covered trail and headed up. We had a really nice time hiking in the snow and it was easy keeping on the route. We had some route finding challenges higher up but Chumley did well to keep us on track.

With some effort, we topped out and headed to the viewpoint on the north side of the mountain. You could see for miles and I had very good Verizon service. After a few minutes, we started our descent and that went really well. Some of the snow had melted and it was just about all downhill. Once done, we drove over to the Nampaweap Rock Art. From there, we left the area and got a hotel in Kanab. Trumbull was a worthy hike and I’m glad we made the effort. It’s absolutely worth hiking if you’re in the area.

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Oct 10 2016

FOTG

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43 male

Joined Jan 21 2013
AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		Oct 10 2016
		FOTG • Triplogs 1,052

Hiking	5.16 Miles	1,552 AEG

Hiking	5.16 Miles
	1,552 ft AEG

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A bit of an obscure area and peak, but this one is definitely worth it, if one is already in the area.

The trail was great, despite some complaints in the register. The first mile was a little bland and warm, however, the last mile, or so through the pine forest is very pleasant, as are the views. In fact, the views are what makes this hike in my opinion. One gets some tremendous views of the rolling hills in the area, several lava flows, Mt. Logan Wilderness and of course the Grand Canyon. Eventually, the peaks in Flag also come into the picture, creating an amazing and pretty unique view from the southern end of the summit. We did not see a register, but did not really look for one either and just enjoyed a nice snack on the top, as we thought about our 60 mile drive back to pavement. We thought about exiting the area via St. George Utah, which came highly recommended, but instead opted for CO 5 back the way we came in.

Trumbell seems to get a decent amount of visitors from the register and we did run into a pretty large group/sect from Utah on our way down, but by no means did it take away from the experience, or feeling of remoteness.

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Apr 13 2015

Hippy

Guides 8
Routes 12
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Triplogs 662

39 female

Joined Dec 02 2009
Grand Canyon

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		Apr 13 2015
		Hippy • Triplogs 662

Hiking	5.00 Miles	1,589 AEG

Hiking	5.00 Miles
	1,589 ft AEG

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Stunning views in the first mile or so
Once up in the thick trees I was not impressed :p

I ran to the summit solo as my hiking partner was "old and slow" as he put it.

I did a bit of trail maintenance in a few places as the actual path didn't really exist. Seems to be the story of all my hikes lately haha

Anyway lots of thick trees. Yuck.

Ran back down to meet Ol Doug I scoured the pueblo ruins and the old saw mill near the TH then we headed out to see the Nampaweap rock art then back to Toroweap for the night.

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Sep 25 2012

toddak

Guides 13
Routes 38
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60 male

Joined Nov 15 2005
Jackson, CA

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		Sep 25 2012
		toddak • Triplogs 577

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The trail was closed due to a fire that burned much of the mountaintop earlier this summer.

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Mar 15 2012

JuanJaimeiii

Routes 596
Photos 9,604
Triplogs 2,400

58 male

Joined Jan 30 2011
Chandler, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		Mar 15 2012
		JuanJaimeiii • Triplogs 2,400

Hiking	5.00 Miles	1,592 AEG

Hiking	5.00 Miles	1 Hour 36 Mns	3.13 mph
	1,592 ft AEG

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Day Two Hike for of Road Trippin/Hike Journey. Mount Trumbull.

From Marble Canyon it is about 75 miles to Fredonia, from there to Mount Trumbull is about 58 miles down a dirt road. I have heard and read horror stories about this road. I came prepared with new BFG All Terrains on the Jeep but no need. Much to my surprise the road is in excellent shape. I don't know if it was recently graded or what but my average speed of travel on that road was in the 50 mph range.

It was a beautiful morning and a little crisp out but nice. Upon reaching the trailhead I changed shoes and put on my Camelback. Don't ask me why but I left the Jeep running while I was getting ready. Then somehow I made a total bonehead move and shut the driver's door. Guess what?!? The key is now locked inside the car and the car is running. I am miles from the nearest anything! The idea of breaking the window came to mind but what a mess that would be. Then I grabbed a hold of the top of the door and pulled on it. I was able to get it to pry away enough to insert a tree branch. All I would need is a long something to reach the electric lock. There it was right in front of me. The Trail Marker! I worked it out of the ground and presto the door was open! Whew! Pounded the marker back in to its place and off I went with a sigh of relief.

Much of the trail and terrain is volcanic rock and soft brown dirt which was nice. As I gained elevation I started to come into patches of snow that hadn't melted. This made trail finding a bit difficult but proved helpful later. The last mile to the summit is not maintained by BLM but there are random cairns to help guide the way.

Up top I found the Geodic survey marker and a pyramid of rocks but no register. The book says there is one but I didn't see it.

On the way back down my tracks in the snow made for easy route finding. There is plenty to explore in the area and on my next visit I would like to check out Mount Logan if time permits.

Next stop Arizona Hot Springs, after a long drive through the beautiful Arizona Strip, past the Virgin Mountains, past Las Vegas, and over the new Bridge at the Hoover Dam.

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Nixon Spring

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May 23 2011

loganbeau

Triplogs 1

46 male

Joined May 23 2011
St. George, UT

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		May 23 2011
		loganbeau • Triplogs 1

Hiking	5.00 Miles	1,589 AEG

Hiking	5.00 Miles
	1,589 ft AEG

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The trailhead is also located at Nixon Springs. It used to be a free flowing spring, but the BLM has capped it and buried the faucet, so there is no water source. It is gorgeous on this mountain any time of year, although in the winter during a storm it can drop quite a bit of snow. But usually its not too bad. During the summer, it's hot. 90 degrees on average. The base and summit are beautiful and nestled in the pines and cedars, but most of the scramble up the face of the mountain is exposed to the sun, and on the basalt rock and lava its not uncommon for ground temperatures to reach in excess of 115 or 120. So you need to bring plenty of water, and really good shoes for the hike up. Lava rock can eat tennis shoes to pieces in less than an hour.

This hike is TOTALLY WORTH IT! It is absolutely beautiful! I highly recommend it. But you have to understand that getting there is costly. It's a long drive on a really rough road. I've traveled it probably 100 times, and theres about a 60% chance you will get at least 1 flat tire, and 100% guarantee you will need a realignment. And you will smell the dust from your A/C for the rest of your vehicles existence. Again, it's TOTALLY WORTH IT, but don't think this is an easy Sunday drive in the old Oldsmobile.

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Oct 19 2004

klmagnan

Triplogs 1

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Joined Sep 06 2002
Mesa, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		Oct 19 2004
		klmagnan • Triplogs 1

Hiking	5.00 Miles	1,589 AEG

Hiking	5.00 Miles
	1,589 ft AEG

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Hiked Mt. Trumbull on October 12, 2004. Started out about 10:30 in the morning. We had camped at the Toroweap campground for two nights prior and did the Mt. Trumbull hike on our way out of the area. We were amazed at how different the weather and terrain was at Mt. Trumbull, just 20 miles from Toroweap. Mt. Trumbull is in the pines. It was 60 degrees when we started our hike--delightful hiking weather. We hiked until the trail ran out. The trail is quite steep, but very wide, well marked, and seems to be well maintained.

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Jul 19 1998

mazatzal

Routes 36
Photos 2,658
Triplogs 1,347

67 male

Joined Jul 28 2004
Scottsdale, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Mount Trumbull Trail

Northwest, AZ

Hiking		Jul 19 1998
		mazatzal • Triplogs 1,347

Hiking	5.00 Miles	1,589 AEG

Hiking	5.00 Miles	2 Hrs 30 Mns	2.31 mph
	1,589 ft AEG	20 Mns Break

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Took the trail up Mt Trumbull on our way to Toroweap. Great trail. Stark contrast to Toroweap.

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WARNING! Hiking and outdoor related sports can be dangerous. Be responsible and prepare for the trip. Study the area you are entering and plan accordingly. Dress for the current and unexpected weather changes. Take plenty of water. Never go alone. Make an itinerary with your plan(s), route(s), destination(s) and expected return time. Give your itinerary to trusted family and/or friends.

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