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Four Peaks Trail #130, AZ
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Four Peaks Trail #130Payson, AZ
Four Peaks Trail #130
Payson, AZ
Hiking13.80 Miles 3,500 AEG
Hiking13.80 Miles   6 Hrs   22 Mns   2.42 mph
3,500 ft AEG      40 Mns Break10 LBS Pack
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I figure I better get this out before it's to late. Road to hike currently has the best wildflower bloom I have ever seen. Also first mile or so of the hike has some spectacular wildflowers. The bloom is peak, so if you want to see this you need to get out probably in the next week.

You will NOT regret this if you go out there.
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 Flora [ checklist ]
[ checklist ]  Brittlebush  Chia  Desert Globemallow  Desert Marigold  Dudleya  Mexican Gold Poppy  Silverstem Lupine
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Wildflowers Observation Extreme
Best Bloom I have ever seen. on road, Hillsides of Globemallow, Poppies, Brittle Bush,
On hike hillsides of lupin, Desert Marigold, and rainbow of colors of multiple flowering plants
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J. Yoder
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