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Nov 26 2022
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 Joined Dec 10 2012
 Phoenix, Az
Reavis Ranch via 109 SouthGlobe, AZ
Reavis Ranch via 109 South
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Nov 26 2022
sabbs • Triplogs 1
Hiking16.20 Miles 2,455 AEG
Hiking16.20 Miles3 Days         
2,455 ft AEG43 LBS Pack
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Four old hikers ( 68-74 years old ) set out on a 4 day 3 night hike. We setup our base camp at Reavis Ranch. We allowed 1 day to hike in and 1 day to hike out, 1 day to hike to CircleStone and 1 day to hike a little further on the AZ Trail. Carrying a 43 lbs backpack was not easy on the badly overgrown trail. We got off trail many times, but thank goodness for the gps track we were able to find our way. All 4 days were sunny with highs of 55, each night it froze with a low of 20 degrees, we weren't expecting it to be that cold, everything froze solid. On our hike to CircleStone, Mel trimmed all the overgrowth, lots of cats claws, to clean up all the overgrowth.

water 1 out of 5water 2 out of 5water 3 out of 5water less than max Reavis Creek at Fireline #118 Medium flow Medium flow
Lots of water at Reavis Ranch, flowing water not frozen, standing water iced over.
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