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Scenic WonderRunner
Guest
Tim,
Thanks for joining me!
That trail is just awesome! Nice to finally meet you and our new friend Mike.
I'm considering an overnight out in the same area this coming weekend. Including some hiking, in a search for some ruins.
I won't have any pics until I get home.
Thanks for joining me!
That trail is just awesome! Nice to finally meet you and our new friend Mike.
I'm considering an overnight out in the same area this coming weekend. Including some hiking, in a search for some ruins.
I won't have any pics until I get home.
Tucson T4R
Expedition Leader
I have recently been thinking of checking out the Cherry creek area. I'm looking forward to your pics and discription of the area. 
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FurthurOnTheFly
Glamping Society
SOAZ said:
Tim, some of the AZFJ crew attempted this run back in February, but with all the rain the second creek crossing was impassable (my avatar is actually us making the first crossing). Our fearless leader for this trip is unable to re-lead us back until summer is over, due to his job (forest firefighter), so the plan is to make another attempt in the fall. If you guys are interested I'll be sure to keep you in the loop!
The 3 trucks on the right had been parked there for a month because their owners were unable to drive them across the creek to their home.
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SOAZ
Tim and Kelsey get lost..
Wow, I could tell from the giant ruts that this trail would be brutal in the rain!!
Time for a little photo dump!!!! :violent-smiley-031:
Notice the guy cleaning up the gallon of gas that the pump shot out. Damn old school pumps don't always shut off when full.....eepwall:
From border fences to old corrals these old WWII landing strips sure have made it around!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Time for a little photo dump!!!! :violent-smiley-031:
Notice the guy cleaning up the gallon of gas that the pump shot out. Damn old school pumps don't always shut off when full.....
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From border fences to old corrals these old WWII landing strips sure have made it around!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FurthurOnTheFly
Glamping Society
Wow Tim! Great pics! I wish we could have made it as far as you guys did.
Great comparison shot of the water level:
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We spent the first night back at Dagger Ranch...met an interesting old cowboy. I hope next time we can get back there and hike up to the ruins!
Great comparison shot of the water level:
Now
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We spent the first night back at Dagger Ranch...met an interesting old cowboy. I hope next time we can get back there and hike up to the ruins!
SOAZ
Tim and Kelsey get lost..
Yikes!! The waterfall almost doesn't exist in your shot. Yikes!
Miss R2FJ said:Wow Tim! Great pics! I wish we could have made it as far as you guys did.
Great comparison shot of the water level:
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We spent the first night back at Dagger Ranch...met an interesting old cowboy. I hope next time we can get back there and hike up to the ruins!
Tucson T4R
Expedition Leader
Does anyone have a GPX file with your track log for this trail? Are all the pics on the main road up the canyon or are some shots of side trails?
I ask because I want to tow my KK trailer up there but some of those pics make it look like the trail can get fairly steep and rutted. Did you see some good campsites in the upper elevations of the canyon?
Pics look great. Thanks for posting.
I ask because I want to tow my KK trailer up there but some of those pics make it look like the trail can get fairly steep and rutted. Did you see some good campsites in the upper elevations of the canyon?
Pics look great. Thanks for posting.
Tucson T4R
Expedition Leader
SOAZ said:
Hmmm, I'm not sure if a KK trailer and word "slink" go very well together. :elkgrin: maybe I'll go do a day run to scout it out without my trailer first. Thanks.
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Scenic WonderRunner
Guest
Tucson T4R said:
Brad,
I don't know how you feel about parking and leaving your trailer at a campsite.......... but you could take your trailer up the road to Young. Find a campsite up near the the upper entrance to the trail we took. Un~hitch at your campsite.....chain that thing to a huge tree! Then explore the trail backwords and it's only about 7 miles in/south..... to find some really nice areas. When done.....you have your trailer to come home to!
Enter Here........... from the main road to Young
