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Apr 24 2026
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 Portland, OR
Peralta Trail #102Phoenix, AZ
Peralta Trail #102
Phoenix, AZ
Backpack avatar Apr 24 2026
meganfale • Triplogs 2
Backpack18.90 Miles 3,100 AEG
Backpack18.90 Miles4 Days         
3,100 ft AEG40 LBS Pack
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Hot, very little shade. Packed in 10L, 6L for late afternoon hiking to Miner’s Needle where we camped night 1. Refilled another 10L at Charlebois, camped a couple miles further. Hiked up to Fremont saddle and camped at lone pine for night 3, then down in about an hour and a half next morning. Ran into a couple angry rattlesnakes, but they were off the trail by mid-morning once it warmed up a bit. Only water we saw was at Charlebois.
 
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Cathedral WashNorthwest, AZ
Cathedral Wash
Northwest, AZ
Hiking avatar Mar 27 2026
meganfale • Triplogs 2
Hiking2.90 Miles 335 AEG
Hiking2.90 Miles   2 Hrs      1.93 mph
335 ft AEG      30 Mns Break15 LBS Pack
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Quick day hike. Not too crowded midday during the week. Recent rain had filled in a few pools at the bottom of the slot, so you had to get creative to get around them. Some scrambling required, but no areas where falls would be incredibly high-consequence. Water at the end at the colorado, but the hike is short enough there is no issue bringing it in. It was pretty warm so we drank about 2 liters each. There was a sign that there was a cougar sighting on the trail the day prior, but we saw no wildlife.
 
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average hiking speed 1.93 mph

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