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Mar 24 2007
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 Guides 1
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 Triplogs 7

44 male
 Joined Aug 29 2006
 Mesa, AZ
Bob Bear Trail #18 - Fossil CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bob Bear Trail #18 - Fossil Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
Hiking avatar Mar 24 2007
benedvie • Triplogs 7
Hiking8.25 Miles 1,391 AEG
Hiking8.25 Miles2 Days         
1,391 ft AEG
 no routes
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Mar 10 2007
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 Guides 1
 Photos 51
 Triplogs 7

44 male
 Joined Aug 29 2006
 Mesa, AZ
Bob Bear Trail #18 - Fossil CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bob Bear Trail #18 - Fossil Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
Backpack avatar Mar 10 2007
benedvie • Triplogs 7
Backpack8.20 Miles 1,391 AEG
Backpack8.20 Miles2 Days         
1,391 ft AEG
 no routes
Linked   none no linked trail guides
Partners none no partners
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Nov 18 2006
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 Guides 1
 Photos 51
 Triplogs 7

44 male
 Joined Aug 29 2006
 Mesa, AZ
Sterling Pass Trail #46Sedona, AZ
Sterling Pass Trail #46
Sedona, AZ
Hiking avatar Nov 18 2006
benedvie • Triplogs 7
Hiking6.00 Miles 1,000 AEG
Hiking6.00 Miles2 Days         
1,000 ft AEG
 no routes
1st trip
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Oct 15 2006
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 Guides 1
 Photos 51
 Triplogs 7

44 male
 Joined Aug 29 2006
 Mesa, AZ
Pass Mountain Loop Trail #282Phoenix, AZ
Pass Mountain Loop Trail #282
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Oct 15 2006
benedvie • Triplogs 7
Hiking7.40 Miles 1,020 AEG
Hiking7.40 Miles   2 Hrs   45 Mns   2.69 mph
1,020 ft AEG
 no routesno photosets
1st trip
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Sep 30 2006
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 Guides 1
 Photos 51
 Triplogs 7

44 male
 Joined Aug 29 2006
 Mesa, AZ
Blue Ridge - AZT #27Payson, AZ
Blue Ridge - AZT #27
Payson, AZ
Backpack avatar Sep 30 2006
benedvie • Triplogs 7
Backpack16.00 Miles 600 AEG
Backpack16.00 Miles2 Days         
600 ft AEG
 no routesno photosets
1st trip
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Sep 04 2006
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 Guides 1
 Photos 51
 Triplogs 7

44 male
 Joined Aug 29 2006
 Mesa, AZ
Havasu Canyon TrailNorthwest, AZ
Havasu Canyon Trail
Northwest, AZ
Backpack avatar Sep 04 2006
benedvie • Triplogs 7
Backpack21.00 Miles 2,496 AEG
Backpack21.00 Miles2 Days         
2,496 ft AEG
 no routes
1st trip
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This was my first trip down Havasu Canyon and it took my breath away. The uniqueness of Havasu Falls seems to run deeper than just the stunning landscape; there is something truly special about this place.
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Aug 26 2006
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 Photos 51
 Triplogs 7

44 male
 Joined Aug 29 2006
 Mesa, AZ
Babe Haught Trail - Hatchery to Knoll LakePayson, AZ
Babe Haught Trail - Hatchery to Knoll Lake
Payson, AZ
Hiking avatar Aug 26 2006
benedvie • Triplogs 7
Hiking12.00 Miles 1,200 AEG
Hiking12.00 Miles2 Days         
1,200 ft AEG
 no routes
1st trip
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Started the hike below the Mogollon Rim from the Tonto Creek Fish Hatchery. The trail was difficult to spot even with a sign. The first two miles up the Rim gains elevation quickly and is very tough with a full pack on; however the top of the Rim is rewarding with some amazing views.
The terrain levels out on top but wayfinding is difficult for a few miles among low trees, brambles and large boulders. Luckily, there are many cairns to help. As the trail enters the pines and it provides lots of shade with the lush foliage.
After crossing the creek a few times, we arrived at the outlet from Knoll Lake which is stunning at dusk. The outlet is a great place to camp because it cannot be reached from the roads and the campgrounds; and is considerably quieter at night as the cliffs bar the sound from the main campground. There are a few established spots along the water that provide flat ground and well-built fire pits.
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average hiking speed 2.69 mph

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