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Dec 29 2001
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57 male
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 Tucson, AZ
Pusch PeakTucson, AZ
Pusch Peak
Tucson, AZ
Hiking avatar Dec 29 2001
brianb • Triplogs 3
Hiking 2,676 AEG
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2,676 ft AEG
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What in the world is the Cleaver? Is that the peak between Pusch and Table Mountain?
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It's better to regret something you have done, than to regret something you haven't done. - B*tt-h*le Surfers
 
Dec 01 2001
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57 male
 Joined Feb 10 2002
 Tucson, AZ
Old Baldy Trail #372 to Wrightson SummitTucson, AZ
Old Baldy Trail #372 to Wrightson Summit
Tucson, AZ
Hiking avatar Dec 01 2001
brianb • Triplogs 3
Hiking 4,050 AEG
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4,050 ft AEG
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This is a great hike to do in the snow! It is one of the best, widest and easy to follow trails that I know of. In fact, the only time I've done this hike so far was in the snow - and it was awesome! I recommend this for a snow hike because the trail is so easy to follow (except at the very top, from the saddle to the peak itself). Even if the trail is covered in snow, it's so well-defined that it's still relatively easy to follow. Better yet, if someone has done the trail before you and left their tracks in the snow, you can follow their tracks. It does get difficult to follow at the very top, however. I would not recommend trying this trail in the snow until you've done it once w/o snow - or unless you have someone's tracks to follow. Also, it is very important to keep in mind that the snow will just about double the amount of effort that the hike requires, so you'd better be up for it... Dress WARM, bring extra socks, and water-resistant shoes and pants are recommended to avoid frostbite. Enjoy! (and BE CAREFUL!!)
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It's better to regret something you have done, than to regret something you haven't done. - B*tt-h*le Surfers
 
Apr 01 2001
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57 male
 Joined Feb 10 2002
 Tucson, AZ
Flatiron Hike - SuperstitionsPhoenix, AZ
Flatiron Hike - Superstitions
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Apr 01 2001
brianb • Triplogs 3
Hiking 2,780 AEG
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2,780 ft AEG
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Fritzski is right - don't go all the way up to the Flatiron without continuing up to the summit. The 360 degree view is awesome! It's a big reward for a little extra effort. Also, right now (April, 2001) the Flatiron is covered with beautiful flowering cacti (the little 'spikey' ones with the big, red flowers - not sure what they're called...) Hurry up and see them!
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