Monthly Archives: January 2013
Bluff Springs Loop – A Superstition Sampler
Nine and a half miles. One thousand, five hundred and forty one feet of accumulated elevation gain. Hundreds of great photo opportunities, and a real sense of accomplishment. Today (Friday, 1/18/2013) the hike was the “Bluff Springs Loop” in the … Continue reading
Superstition Shadows
This isn’t really a hiking photo, but it turned out so well that I just wanted to share. The shot was taken on an ATV ride with my daughter Gretchen and her family. (Click the photo for a larger view)
Butcher Jones Trail
Before you ask, I have no idea who was Butcher Jones. If you find out let me know. This is an easy trail, meandering along the north shore of Saguaro Lake for two and a half miles to a rocky … Continue reading
Kelvin – 52 degrees
Friday was cool — 52 degrees at the trailhead near Kelvin, AZ. (OK, OK, so it’s a silly play on words.) George introduced us to a new segment of the Arizona Trail, the Gila Canyons passage, which starts at a … Continue reading
Beyond Apache Tears
Happy New Year to all. January 2, 2013. Todays hike was the old standard “Apache Tears” hike. Actually not so much a hike, but more of a walk up an abandoned mining road to a defunct perlite mine near the … Continue reading