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Jul 17 2024
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41 male
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Juab County - Ibapah PeakSalt Lake, UT
Juab County - Ibapah Peak
Salt Lake, UT
Hiking avatar Jul 17 2024
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking12.50 Miles
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Made it to the top this time! Had some thunder and light rain on the way down but nothing too bad. Beautiful area!
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Sep 15 2023
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41 male
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Picture Canyon/Wagon Canyon Loop, NV 
Picture Canyon/Wagon Canyon Loop, NV
 
Hiking avatar Sep 15 2023
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
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Parked at Cow Camp then hiked cross country to Picture Canyon. Headed up Picture Canyon then off a side canyon headed northeast towards Sheep Peak. Headed up a ridge and followed that to the saddle between Picture and Wagon Canyon. Headed down Wagon Canyon then cross country back to Cow Camp.
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Aug 16 2023
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Mount MoriahElko, NV
Mount Moriah
Elko, NV
Hiking avatar Aug 16 2023
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking11.50 Miles 3,671 AEG
Hiking11.50 Miles
3,671 ft AEG
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I started the Mt. Moriah trailhead marked on Google Maps. At the very least a high clearance vehicle is needed to get there. 4x4 would be preferred.

From the trailhead I walked back down the road to a sharp bend and followed an old jeep trail up the ridge coming off the northwest side of the peak. From the end of the jeep trail I just followed the ridge to the summit. From the summit I went down the south side then around the east to an old mine and what was marked as a pack trail on Gaia. The pack trail was more of a sheep trail and way too scary to follow for me so I went back up to the summit then followed the ridge off the northeast side down to the Moriah Table. Not being a fan of heights it was a little scary but doable.

I then headed northeast to the edge of the table where I ran into a herd of elk. I followed the edge of the table in a counter clockwise direction until I got to a trail that led into Big Canyon and then back to the trailhead.

Other than the jeep trail and the trail into Big Canyon everything was off trail. There is no trail to the peak. You're on your own getting up and down from the peak. No rock climbing required, just lots of loose rock and dirt. Very beautiful and remote place. Pretty good cell service with AT&T. There are plenty of spots to camp in the area.
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[ checklist ]  Big Canyon  Great Basin National Park  Mount Moriah  Schell Creek Range  The Table  Wheeler Peak
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Dec 03 2022
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41 male
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Lovell CanyonVegas, NV
Lovell Canyon
Vegas, NV
Hiking avatar Dec 03 2022
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking6.00 Miles 604 AEG
Hiking6.00 Miles
604 ft AEG
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Hiked up Lovell Canyon, through the Anniversary Narrows and up to Anniversary Peak. From the peak we hiked down the southeast side into the Bowl of Fire and back to the parking area. One of my top hikes for sure. Interesting mining relics at the beginning of the canyon, amazing slot canyon, some scary heights, and beautiful views.
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Sep 21 2022
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Juab County - Ibapah PeakSalt Lake, UT
Juab County - Ibapah Peak
Salt Lake, UT
Hiking avatar Sep 21 2022
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking12.50 Miles
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I made it to the end of the road with my Jeep Wrangler no problem. Nothing even made me stop and consider my route before continuing. At the very least you'll need high clearance to make it to the end of the road. I don't think 4x4 would be required, at least not the day I went. At the end of the road there is a nice aspen grove you can camp in.

The trail up is brutal. After you finish following the jeep trail it's just a foot path that goes seemingly straight up the mountain in spots. There is plenty of water to filter until you get to the meadow. I only made it to 11K feet and had to turn around due to continuing thunderstorms. I was super bummed because this one has been on my list for a long time and is very time consuming to get to. 7 hours one way drive for me.

It's a very remote area and very scenic. Even though I didn't make the peak I enjoyed my time there.
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[ checklist ]  Ibapah Peak  Red Mountain
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Sep 03 2022
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41 male
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Hayford Peak - Sheep MountainsVegas, NV
Hayford Peak - Sheep Mountains
Vegas, NV
Hiking avatar Sep 03 2022
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking15.60 Miles 4,130 AEG
Hiking15.60 Miles
4,130 ft AEG
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The road had some damage from the recent flooding but nothing requiring 4x4. As long as you have high clearance you'll be fine. The hike from the trailhead to Hunters Cabin was pleasant. You start in a very healthy joshua tree forest and end up in a mix of ponderosa, fir, and aspen forest by the cabin. From the cabin to the peak you head through a mix of juniper, pinion, ponderosa, and bristlecone. From the cabin to the peak is brutal. Only a use trail that pretty much heads straight up. The area is very unique and beautiful. The spring at the cabin, wiregrass spring, was flowing enough to fill my hydro flask every couple of minutes. Due to the excessive heat warning I went through far more water than anticipated and ended up drinking unfiltered spring water. Hopefully it's safe. Sure tasted good.
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[ checklist ]  Wiregrass Spring
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water 1 out of 5water 2 out of 5water less than maxwater less than max Wiregrass Spring Quart per minute Quart per minute
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Jan 15 2022
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41 male
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Keystone Canyon to New York PeakInland, CA
Keystone Canyon to New York Peak
Inland, CA
Hiking avatar Jan 15 2022
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking4.50 Miles 2,013 AEG
Hiking4.50 Miles
2,013 ft AEG
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Beautiful and remote area. The road to the area where I parked and walked the rest of the way is easily doable by any high clearance vehicle. Past that point the road gets worse and worse. Drive as far as you think your vehicle can make it. Getting to the actual peak looked very steep and rugged with some minor rock climbing required. I opted not to do it and decided to take a side trip to Keystone Spring which had some water in a few depressions in the ground and some ice in the improved spring area. I also headed up Live Oak Canyon, which is a side canyon of Keystone, and checked out an old mining area. Very enjoyable place!
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Aug 10 2019
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41 male
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Wheeler Peak #62 - #90 ShuttleNorth Central, NM
Wheeler Peak #62 - #90 Shuttle
North Central, NM
Hiking avatar Aug 10 2019
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking14.00 Miles 4,046 AEG
Hiking14.00 Miles
4,046 ft AEG
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Didn't have a shuttle so I road walked from Lake Williams Trailhead to Bull of the Woods Trailhead on Twinning Road. That added about 2 miles to the hike. It was foggy, cold, and windy all along the ridge and on the summit so I couldn't see the views. Coming down towards Lake Williams it finally started to clear. The area is very beautiful and I wish I had more than a day to spend there. There were a lot of people and a lot of dogs on this hike.
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Jun 01 2019
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41 male
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Manzano PeakNorth Central, NM
Manzano Peak
North Central, NM
Hiking avatar Jun 01 2019
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking11.00 Miles 2,350 AEG
Hiking11.00 Miles   6 Hrs   30 Mns   1.83 mph
2,350 ft AEG      30 Mns Break
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Hiked up Pine Shadow trail to Manzano Peak, then down Kayser Trail to FR 422 and walked the road back to the Pine Shadow trailhead. Pine Shadow Trail disappears for about a mile once you hit the crest, so we just walked the crest until we were able to pick up the trail again. Other than that the trails were in good enough shape to follow without trouble. Not too many down trees to climb over. Got caught in a large thunderstorm towards the bottom of Kayser Trail so no more photos after it started hailing. Saw 4 other people the whole day. It's a very beautiful area.
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Dec 15 2018
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Three Rivers Trail #44Southeast, NM
Three Rivers Trail #44
Southeast, NM
Hiking avatar Dec 15 2018
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking4.90 Miles 3,450 AEG
Hiking4.90 Miles
3,450 ft AEG
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Loop hike going up Three Rivers to Dry Canyon. Up Dry Canyon to White Horse Hill. Over White Horse Hill to Three Rivers, then back down Three Rivers to trailhead.

water 1 out of 5water 2 out of 5water less than maxwater less than max Bonito Seep Quart per minute Quart per minute

water 1 out of 5water 2 out of 5water less than maxwater less than max Dry Canyon Light flow Light flow
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Apr 21 2018
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Carrizo PeakSoutheast, NM
Carrizo Peak
Southeast, NM
Hiking avatar Apr 21 2018
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking10.00 Miles 2,765 AEG
Hiking10.00 Miles   7 Hrs   15 Mns   1.38 mph
2,765 ft AEG
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The road to the Johnnie Canyon trailhead requires high clearance, but not 4x4 unless there is bad weather. The drive through O Bar O ranch had countless private property signs, but the road itself is a county right-of-way so people are free to travel through, you just can't stop. Johnnie Canyon trail was in rough shape but overall wasn't too difficult to navigate. There was one small seep spring in Johnnie Canyon that had water. Carrizo Peak trail had seen some recent maintenance from the intersection of Johnnie Canyon to about 1 mile west of that point. Beyond the saddle Carrizo Peak trail has become a social trail. I lost the trail a couple of times but quickly found it again. I got lucky with the weather and had amazingly visibility with some beautiful clouds. This area is great to visit if you want some solitude and adventure.
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Nov 11 2017
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Aldo Leopold Wilderness Area TrailsSouthwest, NM
Aldo Leopold Wilderness Area Trails
Southwest, NM
Backpack avatar Nov 11 2017
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Backpack33.00 Miles
Backpack33.00 Miles
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Loop hike starting near Lincoln Tank. I hiked up to Sign Board Saddle on a well maintained trail. From there I hiked down Aspen Canyon towards Black Canyon. There was water in a few spots in Aspen Canyon, and it was mostly untouched by fire. Aspen Canyon trail is very well maintained. From there I hiked up Black Canyon. Black Canyon had water the whole way up to Reeds Meadow and was easy to follow, but there were several downed trees along the trail. It was mostly untouched by fire. From Reeds Meadow I hiked up the Black Range Crest trail towards Reeds Peak. This trail was damaged by fire but is logged. It is being overgrown by thorny bushes and there was several downed trees to get over. It was also difficult to follow in a few places. Squeaky Spring had plenty of water. From Reeds Peak I hiked down the North Fork trail which no longer exists. I was off trail throughout the whole canyon. The whole area was destroyed by fire and there is a lot of downed trees and flash flood damage to navigate. This trail was a nightmare. The North Fork meets the Mimbres River trail which was in the same condition, destroyed, for the first few miles before finally leaving the fire damaged area. Once free of fire the trail was some what easy to follow in places and some what difficult in others. There are dozens of stream crossings throughout the North Fork and Mimbres River trails. North Fork and Mimbres River had plenty of water. From Mimbres River it was back up to Lincoln Tank and the car. I didn't see a single person until the last couple of miles of trail where I saw one person camping. The area is beautiful but the trails are not well maintained or nonexistent with the exception of Black Canyon and Aspen Canyon.

water 1 out of 5water 2 out of 5water 3 out of 5water less than max Squeaky Spring Gallon per minute Gallon per minute
Plenty of Water
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Sep 16 2017
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Sierra Blanca 11981Southeast, NM
Sierra Blanca 11981
Southeast, NM
Hiking avatar Sep 16 2017
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking9.25 Miles 2,250 AEG
Hiking9.25 Miles   5 Hrs      1.85 mph
2,250 ft AEG
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[ checklist ]  Sierra Blanca
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Oct 11 2016
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41 male
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Sage Creek Wilderness Badlands National Park, SD 
Sage Creek Wilderness Badlands National Park, SD
 
Hiking avatar Oct 11 2016
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
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I loosely followed the Sage Creek Wilderness Loop as described in Backpacker Magazine. I didn't see another person out there the whole time, just lots of bighorn sheep and buffalo. There was little to no shade and no water that looked usable so I wouldn't try to tackle this one in summer.
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[ checklist ]  Campsite
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Feb 18 2015
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Joshua Tree National Park TrailsInland, CA
Joshua Tree National Park Trails
Inland, CA
Hiking avatar Feb 18 2015
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
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Found myself with some free time in California and decided to spend a few days in Joshua Tree. I hiked many trails so the photos are from all over the park. It's beautiful there.
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[ checklist ]  Joshua Tree
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[ checklist ]  Automobile Remains/Wreckage  Mining Equipment  Water Well  Windmill
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Feb 17 2015
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Pinnacles Trail 3W16, CA 
Pinnacles Trail 3W16, CA
 
Hiking avatar Feb 17 2015
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
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An enjoy hike through boulders to the top of "the pinnacles" near Lake Arrowhead, California. The views from the top are outstanding. A fit hiker can knock this hike out in a couple of hours.
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[ checklist ]  World Element
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[ checklist ]  Fog
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Apr 05 2014
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41 male
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Hoge Kempen National Park Belgium, WW 
Hoge Kempen National Park Belgium, WW
 
Hiking avatar Apr 05 2014
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
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I've been missing Arizona lately so I thought I'd post photos of my latest hike. These are from Hoge Kempen National Park in Belgium, one of the closest hiking areas to where I live. I walked around roughly 70% of the park in about 7 hours. The lakes are actually our gravel pits that have been filled in. The day started cloudy and cool so I didn't see many people. By the afternoon the sun was shining and people were everywhere. It was an enjoyable way to spend a Saturday.
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[ checklist ]  Sand Dune
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[ checklist ]  Fortification
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Aug 03 2012
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Diamond Head Summit TrailOahu, HI
Diamond Head Summit Trail
Oahu, HI
Hiking avatar Aug 03 2012
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Hiking1.50 Miles 550 AEG
Hiking1.50 Miles
550 ft AEG
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I walked form my hotel, The Modern, to the top of Diamond Head. I couldn't help but include one photo from Waikiki beach that I loved. All in all a very beautiful hike with some interesting history. Be prepared for crowds. Coming back down I saw a taxi and couldn't resist a ride back to the beach :)
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Apr 27 2012
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Keukenhof NL, WW 
Keukenhof NL, WW
 
Hiking avatar Apr 27 2012
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
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Thought I'd share something a bit different with HAZ. Europe has a lot to see but I really miss the desert!
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Nov 15 2010
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41 male
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Aravaipa CanyonGlobe, AZ
Aravaipa Canyon
Globe, AZ
Backpack avatar Nov 15 2010
nobert15 • Triplogs 49
Backpack11.00 Miles 200 AEG
Backpack11.00 Miles3 Days         
200 ft AEG
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It was a bit cold getting our feet and legs soaking wet every morning, but once the sun finally came out it warmed up enough to be enjoyable. Once you pass Hells Half Acre Canyon the trip is beautiful. I couldn't have asked for a better final backpacking trip in AZ.
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[ checklist ]  Natural Arch
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