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Willow-Wilber-Bear sampler, AZ
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| Hiking | 14.40 Miles |
2,640 AEG |
| | Hiking | 14.40 Miles | 7 Hrs 23 Mns | | 2.32 mph |
| 2,640 ft AEG | 1 Hour 10 Mns Break | 14 LBS Pack | | |
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| no partners | | Thought I'd do a bit of 'splorin'
Parked right off of the 260 and started my mostly off trail loop. I encountered the first mosquitoes in quite awhile in the humid morning air.
First up, was was to check out Calloway Lake. I wanted to get there before the Labor Day boat traffic got too heavy. Mission accomplished.
Next up, or down, I dropped into Willow Canyon. Nothing too exciting here. I followed game trails where possible. It helped getting through one of the theme plants of the day, Locust.
I jumped out at FR142 and climbed up Calloway Butte. Pretty good 360 views up top. Someone decided they needed the Fliver Disc more than the Butte did.
Next up was a short cross country jaunt to the Wilber Canyon drop in. Once again, Locust was the theme adding sprinkles of Poison Ivy. This section of the canyon is a one and done. Not real exciting. Up and out and over to Bear Canyon.
Bear Canyon was a little nicer and got better the farther down I went. I had picked 4 jump out spots, and settled on the 2nd one went the PI finally got too thick to evade any longer(hopefully)
It was a steep climb out, once again dodging the Locust.
A bit of an FR walk along Good Enough Ridge, until I dropped back into and out of Bear Canyon on my way back. |
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