The hiking group decided to do the Sycamore Rim Trail up near Williams, AZ this weekend. It's mostly a flat trail, with the exception of KA hill. The question is whether to do the hill first or last. I've got my pack loaded for training for my Peru trip. There were several pretty areas along the start of the hike. I spotted this horned toad along the path. We caught the last of the cactus flowers still in bloom. We stopped for lunch at the waterfall. No water was over the edge, but there were a few rock climbers to watch. Standing at the top of the waterfall, looking down. The direction we took around the loop, left KA hill for the very end. I thought it was a great way to end the hike. Others weren't so lucky! Coming down off the hill, we could see the flat ground ahead, and knew the car would soon be in sight.
Trail Stats: Length: 11 miles Elevation gain: 600 ft Hiking Time: 5 to 6 hours Rating: Easy to Moderate
I write this blog so I have a single location to remember the various places I've visited and when I visited them.
Most entries only include a high level description of each trip or activity to trigger my memory of the trip (I keep travel journals and photo albums that are more comprehensive). I also try not to publicly post pictures of friends or family that I'm traveling with (other than my husband).
While individual trips are displayed in reverse chronological order, I display posts for longer trips in the order they happened. For example, if you click the link for New Zealand, all the entries will display in sequential/chronological order, so the complete trip can be read from the top of the page through the end.
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