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Aug 11 2013
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34 male
 Joined Aug 11 2013
 Kearny,Az
Pioneer Trail #196Globe, AZ
Pioneer Trail #196
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Aug 11 2013
sharpdaniel1990 • Triplogs 4
Hiking4.60 Miles 1,644 AEG
Hiking4.60 Miles   2 Hrs   5 Mns   2.30 mph
1,644 ft AEG      5 Mns Break40 LBS Pack
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Im very familiar with this area I work up at the towers on signal peak so I spend a lot of time up there. I did theis hike just before sunset I was actually on a deer hunt that day. On the trail I met another hunter who had told me the previous day he seen a mountain lion attack a white tail doe near the wooden steps. I looked when I got there and could see the tracks and sign of a struggle. It is a very scenic hike lots of wild life and thick forest with views for miles and miles the temp was about 50 at the start of my hike and 35 when I got back to my car the temp drops quickly when the sun goes down. During the winter you may experience heavy snow storms so come prepared.
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Dec 03 2012
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34 male
 Joined Aug 11 2013
 Kearny,Az
Apache LeapGlobe, AZ
Apache Leap
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Dec 03 2012
sharpdaniel1990 • Triplogs 4
Hiking7.00 Miles 700 AEG
Hiking7.00 Miles   11 Hrs      0.70 mph
700 ft AEG   1 Hour    Break50 LBS Pack
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I started by US 60 just at the turn off to Oak flats. I was deer hunting so I walked cross country not following any trails I started by following the top of devils canyon then started going across the flats of oak flats. I didn't pick the best route up apache leap it involved some slight rock climbing which isn't easy with a rifle. I seen a huge Coues white tail 4x4 which is what I was hunting took two shots but he was running away at about 250 yards so I missed. I walked down apache leap on the superior side once I got to a place that wasn't cliffs and got picked up on highway 177 and got a ride back to my car
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Apr 05 2012
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34 male
 Joined Aug 11 2013
 Kearny,Az
Antelope Peak 4547 - Hi Pt Tortilla MtnsGlobe, AZ
Antelope Peak 4547 - Hi Pt Tortilla Mtns
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Apr 05 2012
sharpdaniel1990 • Triplogs 4
Hiking1.50 Miles 597 AEG
Hiking1.50 Miles   1 Hour      2.25 mph
597 ft AEG      20 Mns Break
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There is a road that takes you to the base of antelope peak right off of the Freeman road theres no trail that I could I see. From the top you have views of Hayden,oracle,dudleyville Putnam wash,Crozier peak,Black mountain. Not a very scenic hike but it is the Second highest point in the Tortilla mountains.
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Sep 15 2011
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34 male
 Joined Aug 11 2013
 Kearny,Az
Steamboat Mountain - KearnyGlobe, AZ
Steamboat Mountain - Kearny
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Sep 15 2011
sharpdaniel1990 • Triplogs 4
Hiking6.00 Miles 1,355 AEG
Hiking6.00 Miles
1,355 ft AEG
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I,ve only summited this mountain once. I started From my house in Kearny and walked all the way to the summit.Up top there is an anchor from people that have rock climbed the cliffs up there. I do expore the canyon often sometimes there is a small spring that flows near the cottonwood trees on the back side. There is a large number of rattle snakes there. Ive encountered tiger,western diamondbacks, and Mojave rattle snakes in the area.
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