I returned to Elephant Head after two years with “Santa Rita” Bill Bens and Wendy. It was Wendy’s first time up and though she was a little nervous on the final scramble, she pushed through like a champ to the summit! Click on the picture below to go to the album from that trip. The [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Santa Ritas’
A Big and a Little Elephant Head
Posted in Hiking, Wildlife Rehab, tagged Arizona, birds blues and bellydance, Elephant Head, Harris Hawk, Little Elephant Head, Santa Ritas, Sirena, wildlife rehabilitation northwest tucson on March 2, 2012 | 2 Comments »
Santa Rita Wilderness- Baldy Saddle overnight, Mt. Ian, and Rogers Rock
Posted in Hiking, Uncategorized, tagged Backpacking, Hiking, Mount Ian, Mountain Spiny Lizard, Old Baldy Trail, Roger's Rock, Santa Ritas, Sirena, Wildlife Rehab Fundraiser on July 9, 2010 | 4 Comments »
I have summited Mount Wrightson, highest point in the Santa Ritas at 9456 feet, many times. It is one of my favorite hikes in all of Southern Arizona. The 360 degree views from up top are worth every ounce of effort it takes to get to the summit. Every time I hike up there I [...]
Elephant Head
Posted in Hiking, tagged Arizona, desertsirena, Elephant Head, Great Horned Owl, Hiking, off-trail hiking, Santa Ritas, Scrambling, Sirena, tucson on February 5, 2010 | 5 Comments »
This week, I teamed up again with Bill Bens, who runs the Tucson Hikers Yahoo Group, and Mitch Stevens (my companions for my Ragged Top hike) for a hike up Elephant Head in the Western Santa Ritas. I have never been to this part of the Santa Ritas before, but have always been intrigued by [...]

