I’ve put together a look back at the past year of hiking and backpacking. For those who are regular readers, I’ve added quite a few pictures that didn’t make it in to the blog in other posts. You can click on the name of the hike to go to the journal entry about that hike, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Santa Teresa Wilderness’
A look back at 2010
Posted in Grand Canyon, Grand Enchantment Trail, Hiking, Wildlife Rehab, tagged Grand Canyon, Hiking, Catalinas, Arizona, Sutherland Trail, arizona trail, baboquivari, Ragged Top, off-trail hiking, Grand Enchantment Trail, Wildlife Rehab Fundraiser, cute animals, sabino canyon, Elephant Head, Superstition Wilderness, Flatiron, Lost Dutchman State Park, Picacho Peak State Park, Hunter Trail, Santa Teresa Wilderness, Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness, tucson, Santa Rita Wilderness, box camp trail, swimming, Sirena, desertsirena, GCHBA, Romero Pools, Miller's Wildlife Rehab, wildlife rehabilitation northwest tucson, Pusch Peak, Ash Creek Trail, Pinalenos, Sycamore Canyon, Royal Arch Loop, The Spine, Samaniego Ridge Trail, Lion's Ledge, Peak 5024, Saguaro Fruit, Baldy Saddle, Chiricahua National Monument, Jammed Log Pool, Lemmon Pools on December 8, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Santa Teresa Wilderness- Grand Enchantment Trail Part 2
Posted in Grand Enchantment Trail, Hiking, Wildlife Rehab, tagged Arizona, Backpacking, Black Rock Canyon, Cottonwood Mountain, desertsirena, donate, Grand Enchantment Trail, Hiking, Holdout Canyon Trail, North Santa Teresa Wilderness, Santa Teresa Wilderness, Segment 8, Sirena, Wildflowers, Wildlife Rehab Fundraiser on May 6, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Sunrise lights up Holdout Canyon For Part 1, click here Day 3- What a wonderful thing to wake up in Holdout Canyon! It is close to the new moon, so sleeping under the stars last night was spectacular. This morning, I went exploring around Holdout Canyon for a couple of hours, while Judy stayed in [...]
Santa Teresa Wilderness- Grand Enchantment Trail Part 1
Posted in Grand Enchantment Trail, Hiking, Wildlife Rehab, tagged Backpacking, Grand Enchantment Trail, Hiking, Holdout Canyon Trail, North Santa Teresa Wilderness, Reef Basin Trail, Santa Teresa Wilderness, Sirena, Wildflowers, Wildlife Rehab Fundraiser on April 25, 2010 | 4 Comments »
The Santa Teresa Wilderness is only 50 miles northeast of Tucson, as the crow flies, yet it can take 4 hours to drive there with many miles of dirt road. No trip in this area would be complete without an explanation of what the conditions were like getting to and from the Aravaipa East trailhead. [...]
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