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Jan 16 2022
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 Routes 2
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 Triplogs 12

55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
Peralta, AZ 
Peralta, AZ
 
Hiking avatar Jan 16 2022
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Hiking2.52 Miles 500 AEG
Hiking2.52 Miles   1 Hour   32 Mns   1.94 mph
500 ft AEG      14 Mns Break
 
1st trip
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Just a quick get-acquainted with the Peralta TH area. The elevation was a bit much for my 13yo hound so we cut it short. Popular trail with many people and pups on it.
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Oct 30 2021
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 Photos 13
 Triplogs 12

55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
Hell's Hole Trail #284 - Salome WildernessGlobe, AZ
Hell's Hole Trail #284 - Salome Wilderness
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Oct 30 2021
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Hiking4.38 Miles 1,042 AEG
Hiking4.38 Miles   3 Hrs   7 Mns   1.86 mph
1,042 ft AEG      46 Mns Break
 
1st trip
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Just a short out and back today on this beautiful trail to enjoy the end of fall colors an get my 13yr old dog out to stretch her legs. A 70 degree, clear day made it perfect. We had Lunch at Workman creek and a chance to get our paws muddy while we watched oak leaves fall to the ground.
I’d planned to hike Sixshooter but the entire area in the Pinals is still marked as closed due to the remnants of the Telegraph fire.
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Autumn Foliage Observation None
Very end of the colors
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Jan 17 2021
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 Routes 2
 Photos 13
 Triplogs 12

55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
First Water to Second Water, AZ 
First Water to Second Water, AZ
 
Hiking avatar Jan 17 2021
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Hiking5.35 Miles 448 AEG
Hiking5.35 Miles   2 Hrs   55 Mns   2.24 mph
448 ft AEG      32 Mns Break
 
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1st trip
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Just a quick trip out to the Superstition Wilderness to walk in the desert for a while!
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Dec 27 2020
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 Routes 2
 Photos 13
 Triplogs 12

55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
Tonto West, AZ 
Tonto West, AZ
 
Backpack avatar Dec 27 2020
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Backpack27.17 Miles 7,020 AEG
Backpack27.17 Miles4 Days         
7,020 ft AEG
 
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1st trip
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Day 1 - Bright Angel to Horne Creek.
Day 2 - Horne to Granite Rapids
Day 3 - Granite Rapids to Hermit Rapids
Day 4 - Hermit Rapids to Hermit TH
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Aug 30 2020
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 Routes 2
 Photos 13
 Triplogs 12

55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
Willis Creek NarrowsSouthwest, UT
Willis Creek Narrows
Southwest, UT
Hiking avatar Aug 30 2020
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Hiking1.23 Miles 66 AEG
Hiking1.23 Miles   2 Hrs   24 Mns   0.91 mph
66 ft AEG   1 Hour   3 Mns Break
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1st trip
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1.07 miles - 1:38 pm
Lunch spot
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Jul 12 2020
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 Routes 2
 Photos 13
 Triplogs 12

55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
Secret MeadowFlagstaff, AZ
Secret Meadow
Flagstaff, AZ
Hiking avatar Jul 12 2020
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Hiking2.40 Miles 980 AEG
Hiking2.40 Miles
980 ft AEG
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1st trip
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Started at 7:15 am; quickly rose to 95 degrees. The hike is straight up the contour, but the reward is a lovely meadow view.
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Jul 11 2020
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 Routes 2
 Photos 13
 Triplogs 12

55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
Kendrick, AZ 
Kendrick, AZ
 
Hiking avatar Jul 11 2020
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Hiking3.82 Miles 1,656 AEG
Hiking3.82 Miles   4 Hrs   7 Mns   1.16 mph
1,656 ft AEG      50 Mns Break
 
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1st trip
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Started this pretty hike at 7am. It got to about 80 degrees by 9am on this July day, and at about 3 miles my 2 dogs kept heading for the shade so we turned around. Lots of dogs and people out today.
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Jul 03 2020
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 Routes 2
 Photos 13
 Triplogs 12

55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
Groom Creek Loop Trail #307Prescott, AZ
Groom Creek Loop Trail #307
Prescott, AZ
Hiking avatar Jul 03 2020
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Hiking8.50 Miles 1,278 AEG
Hiking8.50 Miles   4 Hrs   14 Mns   2.01 mph
1,278 ft AEG
 no routesno photosets
1st trip
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2.91 miles - 9:20 am
Stopped for lunch break. Met folks from Globe who gave sparky and Callie treats.
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Jun 20 2020
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 Triplogs 12

55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
Parsons Trail #144Prescott, AZ
Parsons Trail #144
Prescott, AZ
Hiking avatar Jun 20 2020
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Hiking8.00 Miles 600 AEG
Hiking8.00 Miles
600 ft AEG
 
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Loved it so much last weekend I went back again to find the end, and the permissible campaing area. The 12-yo hound seemed hesitant on that small section where we're on a ledge over the Verde, so on the way back we walked thru the water to avoid any accidents.
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Jun 20 2020
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 Triplogs 12

55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
Parsons Trail #144Prescott, AZ
Parsons Trail #144
Prescott, AZ
Hiking avatar Jun 20 2020
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Hiking5.29 Miles 245 AEG
Hiking5.29 Miles   4 Hrs   45 Mns   1.16 mph
245 ft AEG      12 Mns Break
 
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Jun 13 2020
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 Triplogs 12

55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
Parsons Trail #144Prescott, AZ
Parsons Trail #144
Prescott, AZ
Hiking avatar Jun 13 2020
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Hiking6.00 Miles 600 AEG
Hiking6.00 Miles   4 Hrs      1.50 mph
600 ft AEG10 LBS Pack
 
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I've lived here 20+ years and regret not finding Parsons Trail much, much earlier. Got a late start at the TH at 11 a.m. and the parking lot was full. Already nearly 90 degrees, the first leg in full exposure wasn't fun, but once we hit the cool shade of the canyon the trail became a delight. Just seeing water in AZ is soul-restoring! I didn't see many folks on the trail...until we got to the main swimming hole. Social distancing was NOT going on here, so we pushed on past the ledges to find a more secluded spot to jump in and cool off.
The exposed sandy trail was too hot for the little dog's paws on the way out, so he got a backpack ride. Next time I'll start much earlier in the summer.
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Oct 05 2018
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55 female
 Joined Dec 24 2014
 Phoenix
Aravaipa west entrance to Hell's Hole Canyon, AZ 
Aravaipa west entrance to Hell's Hole Canyon, AZ
 
Backpack avatar Oct 05 2018
HikerHound • Triplogs 12
Backpack11.00 Miles 200 AEG
Backpack11.00 Miles3 Days         
200 ft AEG35 LBS Pack
 no routesno photosets
1st trip
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Aravaipa Canyon
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This is my first triplog so pardon any errors as I learn the HAZ system! :D
The remnants of Hurrican Rosa hit Phoenix on Tuesday, Oct. 2, raising the water level in Aravaipa to 20 cfs by Friday, Oct. 5, the day our group of 5 backpackers entered from the west for a 3-day trip. While all 5 of us are experienced hikers, 2 were new to backpacking. We entered at 11 a.m. and because of the increased resistance from the raised water level, and all the downed cottonwoods from the Sept. flood, it was slow going. Several downed trees in the water created deep pools that we opted to bushwack around rather than swim through. We got to Horse Camp at 4 p.m. and set up camp at a lovely spot with an established fire ring. There were no fire restrictions this weekend, and plenty of downed twigs to keep our small fire going until "hiker bedtime" (8 p.m.)
On Day 2, we day-hiked east to the junction of Hell's Hole Canyon (very easy to spot) and back into Hell's Hole about a mile. Although we found some seeps and fern outcroppings along the canyon walls, we did not spot any flowing waterfalls. The hike back to Horse Camp was noticeably easier going with, instead of against, the flow of water.
Day 3 started as overcast with growing, dark clouds so we didn't linger in camp. By our last 1.5 miles, the sky opened up and drenched us for about 20 minutes, then became a gentle drizzle for the remainder of our trip out.
Over the course of our trip, we saw a tribe of 5 coatimundi (with a baby!), heron, a snapping turtle, lots of little frogs, bats, deer, caterpillars, a wolf spider in our camp, and a giant tarantula in Hell's Hole Canyon.
This is a trip I'd gladly do again in order to explore some of the other side canyons.

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20 cfs
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