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| Hiking | 4.50 Miles |
2,280 AEG |
| | Hiking | 4.50 Miles | 4 Hrs | | 1.35 mph |
| 2,280 ft AEG | 40 Mns Break | | | |
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| no partners | | | Well it was time to head back to the Bell Trail with my brother and his gruop. while they tackled the trail all the way to the "Crack" I was going to head for the Weir Trail and take it to the creek. We hit the trail around 8:15 0n a warm sunny morning. I trudged along the trail while the rest sped out of sight.I once agin enjoyed seeing the red rocks on the sides of the canyon. i finally reached the Weir Trail at the Wilderness boundary having gone further than I thought I would need to go. However I headed onto the Weir Trail and reached the creek in short order. I rested in the shade and enjoyed the sound of the water running. After about 40 minutes I started back. This was about 10:30. by now it was really toasty which made for a tough return trip. I hit the TH about 12:30. The rest of the group had gone ahead and my brother and I joined them at The Vintages Grill in Rimrock for a great tasting post hike meal. Despite the heat it was great to see the area again. On a side note I really felt for all the dogs who were being subjected to the hot trail on such a hot day by their owners. |
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