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Dec 24 2023
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 Routes 4
 Photos 10
 Triplogs 3

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 Tucson, AZ
Rosewood SaddleTucson, AZ
Rosewood Saddle
Tucson, AZ
Hiking avatar Dec 24 2023
FriendsWithRocks • Triplogs 3
Hiking5.40 Miles 1,688 AEG
Hiking5.40 Miles   3 Hrs   58 Mns   1.60 mph
1,688 ft AEG      35 Mns Break
 
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A nice through trip from Pima Canyon trailhead to Campbell trailhead, then Lyft back to the car. The route on the Pima Canyon side hasn’t been used much since the fire, but easy to make your way up the drainage and game trails to the saddle. Sadly the rosewood trees near the peak didn’t make it, either. Great views, though, as the clouds from the recent big storm were still lingering over the Catalinas.
 
Dec 28 2020
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 Routes 4
 Photos 10
 Triplogs 3

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 Tucson, AZ
Slavin Gulch Trail #332Tucson, AZ
Slavin Gulch Trail #332
Tucson, AZ
Hiking avatar Dec 28 2020
FriendsWithRocks • Triplogs 3
Hiking7.43 Miles 1,517 AEG
Hiking7.43 Miles   4 Hrs   25 Mns   1.91 mph
1,517 ft AEG      32 Mns Break
 
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Gorgeous December day. Hardly anyone else on the trail. Made it to the impressive mine ruins at 3.5 miles. Started the scramble to the top but then remembered what goes up must come down. As we were both already bleeding and in boots instead of approach shoes, we headed back down and had our picnic by the ruins instead.

The wind was howling on the way down. We didn’t see a drop of water in the pools. Hoping this storm fills them up!
 
Sep 06 2020
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 Routes 4
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 Tucson, AZ
Sycamore Canyon Trail #40Tucson, AZ
Sycamore Canyon Trail #40
Tucson, AZ
Hiking avatar Sep 06 2020
FriendsWithRocks • Triplogs 3
Hiking4.00 Miles
Hiking4.00 Miles
 
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It was a lovely meander but not lacking in disappointment. We had come here to swim. The words Soggy Wet and Pools were spoken excitedly and dreamed of all week as we saw on the radar Nogales getting drenched day after day. Where all that water went is anybody’s guess! The “first pool” was little more than knee deep. Green waters here and there, but nothing even to dip my feet in. So we hiked a couple miles in to the side canyon, dilly dallied and enjoyed some lunch under the trees, and headed out as the temperature rose past 100. On the way out we met a local ranching family on their way for a swim and had to break the news. They would not be jumping from the “high rock”...or any rock...today.
 
average hiking speed 1.75 mph

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