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Mar 19 2012
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51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Barks Lower Canyon LoopPhoenix, AZ
Barks Lower Canyon Loop
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Mar 19 2012
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Hiking4.00 Miles 900 AEG
Hiking4.00 Miles
900 ft AEG
 no routesno photosets
1st trip
Linked   none no linked trail guides
Partners none no partners
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Mar 11 2012
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 Routes 1
 Triplogs 13

51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Robbers Roost - SuperstitionsPhoenix, AZ
Robbers Roost - Superstitions
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Mar 11 2012
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Hiking6.00 Miles 2,500 AEG
Hiking6.00 Miles   6 Hrs      1.00 mph
2,500 ft AEG
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1st trip
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From carney trailhead we hiked up to robbers roost. It took us quite awhile to find, even with gps, but eventually...then turned around and heading back the same way.
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Nov 15 2011
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 Routes 1
 Triplogs 13

51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Hackberry Spring LoopPhoenix, AZ
Hackberry Spring Loop
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Nov 15 2011
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Hiking5.15 Miles 700 AEG
Hiking5.15 Miles
700 ft AEG
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1st trip
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Partners none no partners
took my dog on this hike today. steady flow coming out of pipe at spring - just above a trickle.
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Oct 28 2011
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 Triplogs 13

51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Reavis Falls HikeGlobe, AZ
Reavis Falls Hike
Globe, AZ
Backpack avatar Oct 28 2011
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Backpack13.80 Miles 3,169 AEG
Backpack13.80 Miles2 Days         
3,169 ft AEG
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1st trip
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Spent a night down by reavis creek and went up to see the falls the next day before heading out. Just trickling water but still so nice to see water flowing in the sups. I was confused with all the hunters going in and out at the Reavis trailhead. I thought you couldn't hunt in wilderness area?
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Oct 12 2011
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51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Havasu Canyon TrailNorthwest, AZ
Havasu Canyon Trail
Northwest, AZ
Backpack avatar Oct 12 2011
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Backpack19.10 Miles 2,400 AEG
Backpack19.10 Miles3 Days         
2,400 ft AEG
 no routesno photosets
1st trip
Linked   none no linked trail guides
Partners none no partners
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Mar 05 2011
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 Triplogs 13

51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Dripping Springs Super LoopPhoenix, AZ
Dripping Springs Super Loop
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Mar 05 2011
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Hiking19.50 Miles 4,550 AEG
Hiking19.50 Miles
4,550 ft AEG
 no routesno photosets
Linked   none no linked trail guides
Partners none no partners
I really enjoy the 2nd half of this hike. From red tanks divide, heading into upper La Barge canyon, hiking down through and on to whiskey springs. About an hour nap at whiskey springs then back to car right at sunset. I think we were out for about 10hrs. The weather was perfect.
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Feb 26 2011
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51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Cave Trail #233Phoenix, AZ
Cave Trail #233
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Feb 26 2011
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Hiking8.50 Miles
Hiking8.50 Miles   8 Hrs      1.06 mph
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1st trip
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Barks Upper Canyon Loop
Barks Lower Canyon Loop
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up bluff springs trail to cave trail - down upper barks canyon through lower barks to dutchman and back to peralta trailhead
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Jan 22 2011
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 Triplogs 13

51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Mound Mountain PeakGlobe, AZ
Mound Mountain Peak
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Jan 22 2011
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Hiking18.00 Miles 4,200 AEG
Hiking18.00 Miles
4,200 ft AEG
 no routesno photosets
1st trip
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Partners none no partners
From Reavis Ranch up the fire line trail then followed cairns up to circle stone. From circle stone, followed gpsjoe's track up to the summit. I really liked this one because it wasn't much elevation gain to get to the highest point in the sups. Plus, it's cool climbing up surrounded by trees with no view and then you pop out at top with incredible 360 views all over. Very nice...Overall, my trip was day 1 - rogers trough to reavis ranch, day 2 mound mtn summit then back to Reavis, day 3 back out. Summit could be a very long 1 day, okay 2 days, or comfy 3 day trip. Looking at Pinto Peak from the top looked like fun and I'd like to get back out to do that if I can find someone. Probably won't be until late February or early March. Looks like it can be done as a very long day or nice overnight trip.
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Jan 15 2011
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51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Dacite Super LoopPhoenix, AZ
Dacite Super Loop
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Jan 15 2011
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Hiking6.00 Miles 2,395 AEG
Hiking6.00 Miles   4 Hrs   30 Mns   1.33 mph
2,395 ft AEG
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1st trip
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I really enjoyed the first 3/4ths of this hike: from Carney TH up to the top and then down to fremont saddle. Based on the other triplogs, I wasn't so sure what to expect and was very pleasantly surprised. The gps route led through a few tricky sections but overall, not too bad. Loads of fun scrambling through all the rocks and hoodoos on the top and great views up there. I'll definitely keep this in mind for future day hikes. Only drawback is you need a shuttle from Peralta Th back to Carney. Walking isn't really an appealing option for me. From fremont saddle back to Peralta TH, there was a highway of people so I didn't care so much for that part of the hike.
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Jan 08 2011
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 Routes 1
 Triplogs 13

51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Bluff Spring Mountain SummitPhoenix, AZ
Bluff Spring Mountain Summit
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Jan 08 2011
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Hiking7.80 Miles 1,752 AEG
Hiking7.80 Miles
1,752 ft AEG
 no routesno photosets
1st trip
Linked   none no linked trail guides
Partners none no partners
nice hike up to summit. I would be curious if the large flat area before reaching the summit fills up with wild flowers later in year.
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Dec 31 2010
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 Triplogs 13

51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Dripping Springs Super LoopPhoenix, AZ
Dripping Springs Super Loop
Phoenix, AZ
Backpack avatar Dec 31 2010
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Backpack27.70 Miles 4,550 AEG
Backpack27.70 Miles4 Days         
4,550 ft AEG
 
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La Barge Mountain 5077
Red Tanks Trail #107
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We did this dripping springs super loop as a 3 night backpacking trip and added a side excursion up La Barge Mtn...

We left Peralta trailhead east on Dutchman's trail past Miner's needle and continued east on Coffee Flat trail past the windmill to Dripping springs. From there, the nicely groomed trails ended and we continued north into Red Tanks Canyon and setup camp near the entrance to Randolph's Canyon. Day 2 we headed up Randolph's Canyon and up the southern face of La Barge Mountain and then returned to the same campsite for night 2. Day 3 we continued up Red Tanks Canyon until we could head west through the upper La Barge Box (This canyon is amazing but I'd say it's a bit misleading calling it a "box")and then enter Whiskey Springs canyon to setup camp the third night. Day 4 we continued out of Whiskey canyon past Miner's needle and connected back to Dutchman's trail for the final stretch. Overall, we spent 4 days and 3 nights and traveled about 27.7 miles. This trip was over New Years and temperatures dropped below freezing on at least two of the nights. :o

Parts of Red Tanks canyon were very overgrown with catclaw and other prickly plants. The side excursion up randolphs canyon was very overgrown and navigating up randolphs canyon to LaBarge summit was difficult and strenuous. With long pants and long shirt, we're still picking needles out of our bodies days after this one and have scratches all over.

The La Barge summit is one of those hikes I'm really glad I did but I'll never do again. From the entrance of Randolphs Canyon, the roundtrip took right around 8 hours. I would not recommend this side trip without a GPS and a full day's worth of energy.
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Dec 31 2009
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51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
Battleship Mountain - SuperstitionsPhoenix, AZ
Battleship Mountain - Superstitions
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking avatar Dec 31 2009
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Hiking11.40 Miles 2,100 AEG
Hiking11.40 Miles
2,100 ft AEG
 no routesno photosets
1st trip
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Partners none no partners
By far, one of my favorite hikes in the Sups! The climb up to the summit is Awesome...
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Dec 30 2009
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51 male
 Joined Apr 28 2009
 scottsdale, az
La Barge Lower - Box LoopPhoenix, AZ
La Barge Lower - Box Loop
Phoenix, AZ
Canyoneering avatar Dec 30 2009
sscalzo • Triplogs 13
Canyoneering13.00 Miles 3,540 AEG
Canyoneering13.00 Miles
3,540 ft AEG
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