Mohawk Mountains
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hippiepunkpirateGuides: 25 | Official Routes: 23Triplogs Last: 277 d | RS: 0Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: 3,649 d
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Mohawk Mountains
Every time I drive Interstate 8, the Mohawk Mountains are always the landform that draw most of my interest. It's a relatively desolate area, but does anyone know of any trails/hikes in the Mohawk range?
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azbackpackrGuides: 27 | Official Routes: 23Triplogs Last: 82 d | RS: 0Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: 774 d
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Re: Mohawk Mountains
That area is within the Barry Goldwater Range, so you need to get the permit to enter. I doubt if there are any actual hiking trails.
I am spending the winter in Yuma again, and will be hiking mostly in the Gila Mtns. Even though close to a city, there are few trails. They are very rugged and steep, but there are canyons that are relatively easy to hike up. Jester's Peak does have a trail up it, though. I also will be visiting the Muggins Mtns., plus Kofa and Castle Dome areas.
There is a book that has at least some info about SW Arizona. Exploring Arizona's Wild Areas, by Scott S. Warren.
Ask RedRoxx, also.
I am spending the winter in Yuma again, and will be hiking mostly in the Gila Mtns. Even though close to a city, there are few trails. They are very rugged and steep, but there are canyons that are relatively easy to hike up. Jester's Peak does have a trail up it, though. I also will be visiting the Muggins Mtns., plus Kofa and Castle Dome areas.
There is a book that has at least some info about SW Arizona. Exploring Arizona's Wild Areas, by Scott S. Warren.
Ask RedRoxx, also.
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hippiepunkpirateGuides: 25 | Official Routes: 23Triplogs Last: 277 d | RS: 0Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: 3,649 d
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Re: Mohawk Mountains
I'll check out that book, thanks!azbackpackr wrote:That area is within the Barry Goldwater Range, so you need to get the permit to enter. I doubt if there are any actual hiking trails.
I am spending the winter in Yuma again, and will be hiking mostly in the Gila Mtns. Even though close to a city, there are few trails. They are very rugged and steep, but there are canyons that are relatively easy to hike up. Jester's Peak does have a trail up it, though. I also will be visiting the Muggins Mtns., plus Kofa and Castle Dome areas.
There is a book that has at least some info about SW Arizona. Exploring Arizona's Wild Areas, by Scott S. Warren.
Ask RedRoxx, also.
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azbackpackrGuides: 27 | Official Routes: 23Triplogs Last: 82 d | RS: 0Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: 774 d
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Re: Mohawk Mountains
Usually RedRoxx would jump in on a topic like this one. Letty, where are you?
There is a point of no return unremarked at the time in most lives. Graham Greene The Comedians
A clean house is a sign of a misspent life.
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RedRoxx44Guides: 5 | Official Routes: 0Triplogs Last: 4 d | RS: 0Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: 6,296 d
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Re: Mohawk Mountains
Don't know much about it. No trails in that area. i used to drive I-8 frequently and was also drawn to that area. You might also try summitpost; a guy over there seems to specialized in bagging peaks in that area.
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JoelHazeltonGuides: 16 | Official Routes: 1Triplogs Last: 20 d | RS: 1Water Reports 1Y: 2 | Last: 80 d
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Re: Mohawk Mountains
If you ever head out there, let me know. My mission this winter is to hit up as much desert west of Phoenix as I can. Just not until December; I'll probably be wrapped up in fall colors for the next month or so 

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hippiepunkpirateGuides: 25 | Official Routes: 23Triplogs Last: 277 d | RS: 0Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: 3,649 d
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Re: Mohawk Mountains
I'll probably try to get a hiking event together as I don't have much experience in off-trail scenarios, especially down that low. Maybe January or February...I want to do Flatiron first!azpride wrote:If you ever head out there, let me know. My mission this winter is to hit up as much desert west of Phoenix as I can. Just not until December; I'll probably be wrapped up in fall colors for the next month or so
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