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A Canyon near the Gila, AZ 
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I had been curious about this canyon, now it's one and done. Boulder hopping galore and negotiating the limestone bedding planes, with huge fractured slickrock aprons. Then abruptly into mudstone walls and mostly gravel. A seep or spring rise out of nowhere; not on the map. Back on the rocky ATV trail to the Jeep.
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Cloudy Days, AZ 
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From a couple of lazy days near the border. Checked on the big cenote type tank, about as low as I've seen it but still lots of water. Weird film on it. Clean up on aisle 7 at the 10th Cav Gravesites. People mean well but the plastic flowers and mini American Flags deteriorate badly in the heat and sun.
Then I hiked a supposed to be closed road ( the marker pulled up and tossed aside) to the end then a good migrant trail to find a named spring, which I did. Some awesome solutioned rock and a pretty perfect crystal. Although I've done a fair amount of exploring down here it is always nice to go back.
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Love it when things come together, got my permit and my printer cooperated. Saturday I was able to get going at a decent time. I hadn't been in this area in a couple of years so overdue to get back.
The drive in pleasant but deceptive. The desert clean and decorated with cholla, mesquite, greasewood and gravelly clearings. I turned onto a favorite side road and BOOM-- driving weaving thru the tall saguaros, in such a thick cluster I could almost reach out and touch from the Jeep. Soon my route climbed up and out of the wash and I could see the tall soldiers everywhere. It is some of my favorite desert. I drove toward the rock faces and car camped on a flat spot near the base of a large solitary saguaro with its massive arms.
The evening walk was productive. Vague rock outlines, pottery shards--one nice rim piece that I decided to stash in some cholla spines for it's protection--cleared off areas. This area I decided housed more than a few rock houses, all gone now, but up into the rock buttes a fair sized area with still some walls standing. Across the road was another area with probably hundreds of sherds and slightly more defined rock outlines, some showing evidence of digging in the past. A good nights sleep and out the next day.
I decided not to drive the nasty road that went to a saddle, even in the Jeep. A short walk did me good then I decided to go high on a sort of "ridgeline" route. I had done this years ago but couldn't remember all of it. Basically connecting saddles between rock formations. The photography was wonderful.
Lots of saguaros and big multicolored rock faces. I got to a place that I remember was a climb and decided to go down a ravine. That resulted in torn pants, cholla in my hands. I wandered in the foothills, was frustrated over a butte that I had a picture of from another angle and could not figure out how I got there.
Back to the Jeep a little different route. Changed pants and got tweezers for my hands. Worked out two more routes for me to do. As usual I saw no one, but plenty of RV campers on the way in.
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Dec 21 2025
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Border Checkup, AZ 
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Needed something close to home and I hadn't been down in a few months so off I went. Looking very dry, with a weak monsoon and not as much benefit from storms as up north. But seeps and springs had water and several cattle tanks. Walked down a portion of a canyon that I don't usually frequent then up a scrambly side canyon; again it's been a while. The name mine is now gated off but I had explored it fully years ago. Some pools of water. Then drive down to the border fence. The aid station is completely gone and the area quite clean. The military will probably learn to lock their gates as I drove across a small berm someone was using and drove up the hill paralleling the border wall. A humvee was parked near the gate past the end of the wall blocking additional driving, the cat cut past that is really brutal and not really drivable IMO. In fact a civilian looking vehicle appeared stuck mid hill climb. They had razor wired around the end of the wall so I could not go around to see if the instruction plaques were still there. I waved, turned around and drove back out. They have not extended the wall but I have no doubt that there are plans; maybe just not funding right now. Over the hill is a canyon that is a traditional migration path so I wonder if they are monitoring it more. BP has had sensors in there for years. There was a beat up looking large military camp tent on a flat area nearby. Saw some people doing a "bird count". Kinda busy down here for non illegal immigration.
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Dec 14 2025
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Springs and Old Mines, AZ 
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Back to the historic mining district. No underground this time but a couple of springs on a map had my interest. One I had been to before but this time a little more extensive exploration above the source area and the sycamores that jammed the drainage were a little more prime.
A second drainage had a named spring but quite a bit of flow above the improved named spring. The next spring on TOPO was pretty far upcanyon and my mapping info did not seem to match what I was finding on the ground. Probably I did not go far enough past the end of the overgrown mining road, but I didn't want to get home at midnight. This was the second hike of the day and I'll just have to come back and make it a primary objective due to the rock hopping and bushwaking I will likely have to do.
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Dec 06 2025
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A Continuation, AZ 
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A little more action on this segment. Drove in to nice late light, a sweet ranch outpost, then a car camp in some boulders off a power line route. The next day did some off trail boulder exploring, located a ghetto hunter type camp, down a couple of washes, stalked and surprised a quail hunter--nice guy--, then went up a sort of narrow canyon and came into the backside of the ranch property. Carefully skirted that, then back to the car. The light was getting not great for photos but I will be back. A little fall here and there, and a big herd of deer on the drive out.
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Nov 29 2025
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Along the San Pedro, AZ 
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Back to the trail less area. Seems about a week late but still some good color; the tree litter was already brown. The San Pedro was ponded in areas making crossing difficult because it was also silty and unable to see the bottom. Did not see another person. Walked some on the old railway bed which gave a nice overview. Lots of traffic on the roads however.
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Nov 24 2025
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Ash Creek - GaliuroTucson, AZ
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Just a quick lower end to see if anything going. A little bit of flow in the canyon and a few pools. A few more maples and more leaf litter. I knew the upper was done and I didn't really have the time. Still hunter set ups in the meadow.
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South Fork of Cave Creek #243Tucson, AZ
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Trapped by the El Tour De Tucson most of Saturday had me out early Sun morn for the drive. Pretty evident a good rain with fair road conditions. I had the place to myself for 5 seconds then others drove up. In addition to birders now have shroom hunters. I left all behind at the first creek crossing; as the South Fork had plenty of water run off even down the old road bed. Crystal clear and no keeping feet dry. Dull clouds parted slightly to allow a pic of a snow covered peak. There were still some fall colors, and my fav, lots of leaf litter. It rained off and on so no sun for photos but the stream had vigorous rapids and some small waterfalls which made it delightful. I turned back when my feet started getting numb. I know-- what a wimp. Drove into Ash Creek area for Sun night camp; I didn't have a lot of time but made a small trek in there. Some big deep water crossings a few places on that road. On the interstate driving back saw 5 other Jeep wranglers; we were all covered in mud. Good times.
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Ash Creek - GaliuroTucson, AZ
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Meh, not impressed, off trail for most and worked with what I had. Always nice hiking in here even when the trees aren't all that. What was impressive was the amount of PI I had to push thru; so much so I rinsed off my outer garments and turned them inside out before they went in the vehicle.
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A Desert Delight, AZ 
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It cannot get more perfect for me than to be in a new place; no people or established campsites, look out in the distance and decide to just walk over there. Then when I get there, maybe go over here. The sky and weather was another perfect piece. The road in was really interesting, mapped to a tank then a wildcat to connect to a more established route. Then suddenly graded; I expected a locked gate and ranch outpost but no, ended in a nice tank area with a large tree but that was it.
I car camped on a premium flat spot with a commanding view of a large basin. I picked out a couple of rocky outcrops and made my hike.
Part of this is what I call a "clean" desert, very little brush, and fast walking. The evening was nice and the early morning light even better, with storm clouds and sun playing tag. I ran across a large pottery shard scatter and spent some time there, then approached the first rock grouping. Also in the basin were some interesting berms-- no roads to them and no sign of any heavy equipment having been in here. From the first outcrop and went over to a second, found what seemed to be an old trail to a saddle that would take me around this next outcrop. At the saddle another pottery piece spread. I left what seemed to be the trail to traverse around the backside. Lovely area of rock and level spots, so beautiful I mused what it would be like to have a tiny house here. I kept on my loop and went into scramble mode to get back down to the large basin, which I was thinking now may have had some cultivation at one time. Back to the FJ without a hitch, and I must say this is the best spot so far I have found. No trash and no sign of use.
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So It Begins, AZ 
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So it begins; the in earnest walkabout in the southern pinalenos. Drove the gas line service road, then a secondary road heavily washed out which resulted in some Jeep tire lifting and a brief warning light I had never seen before. Got to the end and a fence. Crawled under, dragged my pack and finished setting up then set out.
Perfect wash. Gravelly with polite rock ridges that made for good footing. I found and took an old washed out road past a tank with windmill; no water. Lots of old livestock poop, horse moreso than cow, but no animals seen. Soon the wash splintered into some small rough ravines in a large bowl. I headed up to a perfect campsite at the end of a rock formation in the middle of the bowl, with great views surrounded by rocky hills. I was stealth camping with the bivy and before moonrise had good star viewing.
Morning, and I left camp with a daypack and made a traverse high along rock tops of the bowl. Incredible views, great hiking, cactii spread apart and very little catclaw. Beautiful with that isolated feeling although not far from major highways. I saw a large solitary cottonwood and made my way to that, spotted some equipment and made my way over to that. A small tank held a little water, precious here. It seems the modern headframe probably sent buckets of concrete down for the construction of a dam for the tank. There were some faint road signs here, but it had been a while.
Picked up my camp and made my way back to the Jeep. One area down, and more to go.
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Nov 02 2025
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Mt Graham Fall, AZ 
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I asked the mountain if I could see some maples. It said yes; but I would have to see the Aspen first---
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Nov 01 2025
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Southern Pinaleno Recon, AZ 
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Just a quick sortie and a lovely isolated car camp on my way to the mountain. This area really intrigues me despite ranch presence and many dirt roads. The boulder piles are trailess and one can just walk anywhere in the open terrain. I noted an area which looks like the only access will be a drive on the gas line service road which is doable. Will I get there--- this winter yes I will.
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Sierra Ancha Seeking Fall, AZ 
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The drive up was pretty rough to see the scorched hills. A reburn in some places. Quite a bit of road work has been done so most of it is in good shape. Workman Creek parts are an unmitigated disaster. By some stroke of luck a couple of favorite trees were spared. Above the falls there is a small area of spared maples; the red ones I chased fervently but most were still green. Shhh--don't tell the FS there is a nice unburned area. Drove up to the the fire lookout and walked around. Some hunters set up in the meadows below. Green grass and burned pines. I saw some plastic buckets/ barrels near the orchard area which was burnt. I missed it driving out so did not stop and investigate. The area right below the falls is just torched. The road is in pretty good shape but the gullies coming down is boulder flow central. Quite depressing but what is done is done. There will still be some fall color but it will be very limited.
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Southern Galiuro etc., AZ 
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A fixed idea ended up being a meander but that's not a bad thing. I took me 3 hours to drive from Muleshoe to Jackson Cabin. The road into Muleshoe was torn up from the rains but doable and I passed a few road graders on my way in so on my way out a much more tame road. I had to move some rocks, and other debris, do a little road building then I was at the cabin. The goal was to explore some side canyons I had not looked at yet. I took extra water but was counting on finding a few pools here and there since I was not likely to be at any reliable spring source. The canyon had run, but as with so much of this storm system, it had not left much behind in the main.
Very green, and lots of catclaw. I only stayed two nights because of the water situation. Got some good wandering done, but not enough. It was good to be back in the wilderness but it's notable that the southern end is not getting any love as far as trail or road maintenance. I came out without water but did find a little on top of a boulder and drank some of that so was good to go.
I decided to car camp at a spot off the 4wd road after I had finished some bad spot driving. I will still say this is probably the most scenic 4wd road in southern arizona. You will need HC, 4wd, good tires and in spots a rear locker and an experienced driver.
I hiked up in the foothills at the base of the cliffs; the next down a small canyon with flowing water that soon dropped and was a bit of work to get down. I didn't see another person or vehicle except some hunters in an ATV that seemed amazed the Toyota made it up the hill at the Redfield canyon wilderness sign.
I will go back to poke around some spots off the road that have some interest.
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Oct 11 2025
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The Edge, AZ 
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Promising skies and some strong rain bands but the flood did not materialize; at least where I was. I have always wanted to car camp on a flat rock bench near a cliff edge and did so. The views were great and the clouds were crazy, including one that had a cyclonic rotation followed by some walloping rain.
I walked about and took some shots, heard the run off in the canyon below but could not see it as getting off the mesa was a bit complicated. I stayed high for a while, then crawled into the back of the Jeep for the night.
Next day gray skies and some sun here and there. I set out to get into a far upcanyon area I had not been. Getting off the mesa was a pain and then it was much easier hiking in the grassy foothills. Cool rocks. I finally went around the nose of a rock prominence and down the forming canyon. It was rough. Found another illegal migrant lay up with plenty of graffiti on the rock face. I had some camera problems so not sure how some of the photos will turn out. Boulder crawling with some deep holes I needed to avoid falling into. Awesome views and the rain held off but the humidity didn't. The little washes all had some water, but not running as overnight there was not much follow up rain. I decided to go out along a ledge, then up and over a brushy and bouldery saddle. I was getting tired but kept at it. Think of the calories you are burning with all the scrambling.
The Jeep was in view in the distance. I did a couple of traverses then was on a rocky bench that seemed familiar as it arced around and I climbed easily to the bench the Jeep was on.
Driving out the rain arrived but the dirt road was in good shape and no issues. Overall I think a very beneficial rain for the land, which it needs badly.
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The Pinalenos, AZ 
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Drove up the Swift trail not expecting much, wanted to camp at elevation to enjoy a cool night. The very upper part of the mountain near the observatory and radio towers are gold with the young aspen turn. Nothing much lower, a few outliers. I off trailed to some young aspen with red gold tops. The maples roadside still mostly green but look healthy. My favorite campspot unoccupied. Super windy night. Drove down then tried to follow up on a third hand tip of possible ruins. Crawled under a locked gate and looked around at the indicated area but really didn't see anything, however I've done some hiking in this general area and it deserves a revisit due to the attractive boulder piles.
New to me is some asphalt like treatment on sections of the dirt part of the Swift trail. Maybe they are planning on extending the pavement but more likely maybe a stab at erosion control.
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Sep 28 2025
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Top of the World Meander, AZ 
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Of course I would pick this weekend for some exploring of roads out of Top of the World. I drove thru Globe and Miami, some water still on the road and trash everywhere in the washes including destroyed vehicles. In the burn scar the runoff was heavy.
Road 1 had some torn up tred in the wash but doable in the Jeep, then it climbed out and had some good views but not an attractive area; pretty much desert scrub. However it goes near some areas I wish to explore and it gets me pretty close to an awesome backpack area that I believe is inaccessible by normal means now. Stopped when it crossed a large wash, pretty much intact but was a mud berm and with a 30 foot drop into a bouldery wash I decided to wait until things dried out.
Road 2 I have been on and had some hiking potential. Rock slide so a 6-8 point turn around.
Road 3 is an old favorite of mine, super rough and rocky but has a lot of explore potential too. I car camped early off it and then hiked up a closed off and sort of disguised road cut. This road 3 I think has been sort of discovered. It is what I call a back way into Devils Canyon. If you can get to the correct place in a saddle an old trail takes off and drops you into the canyon not too far from the pools. It's a definite HC 4wd and good tires.
I went over the top of the end of the blocked spur road at a saddle and then off trailed it down thru boulders and vegetation and into the wash which had run but only had a few small pools. An area of large trees ahead intrigued me. I ended up at a full and scenic ranch tank then to an area which has homestead vibes but nothing found but some mining claims. I took an old trail to a hidden ranch house that was in an idyllic setting. Definitely new, although no one seemed home. I did not approach. On the way back a slightly different way that was a lot better than my route in.
On the way home a brushy approach to the San Pedro. It was flooding and I almost slipped and fell several times in the muddy troughs flowing near the main. On a side route found an area with lots of pot shards and some possible ruin outlines.
Busy weekend, not as fulfilling as I would like but it gives me some good ideas.
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Quite the day. Back into an area I haven't been in a long time. Remember now how I liked it. Not much water though, but some. Migrant shrine, tiny fawn, flowers, chased briefly by the border patrol. I think he was a little perturbed when I jumped out of my vehicle and held my hand up to get the photo; I had already missed the best light. Storms around, scattered. Some big Caltrop spreads although looking a bit cooked close up. From what I was told the illegals are cutting thru the backways thru some ranches to avoid the checkpoints. Back to what they were doing before the border was pretty much open. Same old.
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