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Oct 30 2025
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61 male
 Joined Nov 11 2004
 Tempe, AZ
Rim Trail #139 LoopGlobe, AZ
Rim Trail #139 Loop
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Oct 30 2025
azbadger • Triplogs 3
Hiking9.78 Miles 1,858 AEG
Hiking9.78 Miles
1,858 ft AEG
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The fire over the summer pretty well ripped through this trail. Trail condition starts OK from the trailhead off of the Workman Creek road, but as you work your way to the Moody Point Trail, #140. The trail is completely blown out by rains in the burn area, probably about two miles of the trail south of the #140 intersection are completely gone. Unless you want to bushwhack through a burned out hellscape, wait for the ground to stabilize and the forest service to reroute this trail.
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Autumn Foliage Observation Moderate
The trees left in Workman Creek were almost at peak fall color.
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Wildflowers Observation Moderate
recent rains brought out some nice wild flowers.
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Oct 30 2025
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61 male
 Joined Nov 11 2004
 Tempe, AZ
Moody Point Trail #140Globe, AZ
Moody Point Trail #140
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Oct 30 2025
azbadger • Triplogs 3
Hiking8.25 Miles 4,321 AEG
Hiking8.25 Miles
4,321 ft AEG
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Similar to the write up on the Rim Trail, #139, the fire over the summer, and heavy October rains have completely wiped out sections of this trail. The largest blown out section is close to the trailhead off Workman Creek road, so you will find out real quick that the trail is gone.
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Apr 18 2020
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61 male
 Joined Nov 11 2004
 Tempe, AZ
Deer Creek Trail #45Payson, AZ
Deer Creek Trail #45
Payson, AZ
Hiking avatar Apr 18 2020
azbadger • Triplogs 3
Hiking8.60 Miles 2,586 AEG
Hiking8.60 Miles
2,586 ft AEG
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First hike on Deer Creek Trail since the fire in the 2000's, I was surprised how nicely the Sycamores have come back, in 10 - 15 years there will be quite a canopy back in the stream bed.

Trail condition bordered on a super highway, FS did a nice job reconstructing the trail. There are a few slopes that would be a bit tricky when wet, but all but the most timid hikers would have no problem on the trail.

Great wildflower show, and the stream was running nicely, managed to get my feet wet..

Beware of poison ivy when you get back into the canyon a bit, some was growing into the trail.

All in all a great hike on a cool April morning
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Wildflowers Observation Substantial
carpeted the trail in spots, plus some cactus blooming
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