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| Backpack | 26.50 Miles |
5,000 AEG |
| | Backpack | 26.50 Miles | 2 Days | | |
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| partners | | | Good little weekend trip into the Mazatzals for some brush clearing along the AZT section of the Divide Trail. I went up Y Bar mid morning on Friday. The trail gets rough in the middle but I really enjoy the last couple of miles. Caught up with fellow volunteer Alan just after the saddle and finished the trek over to Bear Spring together. We made it to camp and met with Carl, Jerry and Connie. We sat around camp and watched the moon come up and light the entire camp site up. Headlamps weren't necessary this night. On Saturday a.m. we worked north toward the Y Bar junction. Lee joined us in the process, followed by Dallin and Alex. With such a formidable crew, we just about turned that stretch into the nicest section of AZT for miles. After a nutrition break back at camp, we hiked south toward Peeley for some additional trimming but mostly to enjoy some views. Woke up to thick layer of smoke on Sunday. We made an early a.m. departure via Barnhardt and couldn't see the Rim or even Rye down below us. Definitely had a good time with a great crew! The Bear Spring turnout is a great little spot to camp. |
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Bear Spring - Fisher |
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| | | Good, clean water. Stays cold in the shade and was refilling itself by the next a.m. each day. |
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Windsor Spring |
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| | | Didn't see any flow. Just a few small, stagnant pools. |
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Y Bar Spring |
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| | | Trickle across the trail that leads to off trail pools. | | _____________________
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