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Want to discover a new hike, canyon, or adventure in Arizona?
We travel the state to find the best trails, the hidden gems, the beautiful views, and the best adventures you can have outdoors in Arizona. We also find the worst hikes-the ones that break your spirit, entangle you in endless catclaw, require heavy bushwhacking, or are overrated, dangerous, or just plain blah. Come see what we're up to before you plan your next adventure.
Happy hiking! If you ever see us out on the trail, say hello!
We travel the state to find the best trails, the hidden gems, the beautiful views, and the best adventures you can have outdoors in Arizona. We also find the worst hikes-the ones that break your spirit, entangle you in endless catclaw, require heavy bushwhacking, or are overrated, dangerous, or just plain blah. Come see what we're up to before you plan your next adventure.
Happy hiking! If you ever see us out on the trail, say hello!
See Praying Hands and Slot Rock on this moderate loop in the Superstition Wilderness in Arizona
Hike to Praying Hands, a striking and easily recognizable rock formation in the Superstition Mountains. Enjoy views of the Superstition Mountains as you wander among the other similar rock formations along the way, including a short rock chute nicknamed Slot Rock.
Visit wildpathsaz.com/praying-hands-to-slot-rock/ for more details and a map.
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:31 The Trailhead
1:21 Jacob's Trail no. 58
1:42 Treasure Loop Trail no. 56
2:11 Praying Hands Trail
2:28 Praying Hands
3:02 Slot Rock
4:50 Outtakes
Music credits: "Si Senorita" by Chris Haugen
Visit wildpathsaz.com/praying-hands-to-slot-rock/ for more details and a map.
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:31 The Trailhead
1:21 Jacob's Trail no. 58
1:42 Treasure Loop Trail no. 56
2:11 Praying Hands Trail
2:28 Praying Hands
3:02 Slot Rock
4:50 Outtakes
Music credits: "Si Senorita" by Chris Haugen
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Видео
Arizona swimming hole with sand, shade, and CRAWDADS
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East Clear Creek provides an escape from the summer heat with plentiful swimming holes, large shade trees, and a scenic canyon. While not as beautiful as its sister, West Clear Creek, the ease of access and ample opportunities for recreation make it a great choice. Just watch out for crawdads. Visit wildpathsaz.com/east-clear-creek/ for more information and a map. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:49 Fore...
After summiting Mount Wrightson, we made the mistake of continuing on to its neighbor
Просмотров 5682 месяца назад
A mountain south of Tucson is probably not the first to come to mind when you think of Arizona high country, but Mount Wrightson delivers a beautiful forested hike up to an elevation of 9456 feet in the Santa Rita Mountains. There is usually wildlife, streams, and magnificent views to be had, though you will definitely have to work for it. The shortest route is to follow the Old Baldy Trail up ...
Our adventure on the Mazatzal Divide made us want to backpack the whole thing - Barnhardt Y Bar Loop
Просмотров 5672 месяца назад
The Mazatzal Wilderness is home to a quiet, unassuming mountain range in the heart of Arizona, and the Barnhardt Y Bar Loop is the perfect way to experience a little slice of it. Along this trail, you’ll find a seasonal waterfall, plentiful wildflowers, plunging verdant valleys, and imposing rocky peaks. A highlight of the trip is the short section of the Arizona Trail that snakes along the con...
This Arizona canyon deserves its Hawaiian name - Big Kahuna Canyon in the Mazatzal Wilderness
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Big Kahuna Canyon is an unexpected beauty in the Mazatzal Wilderness. It begins at the Barnhardt Waterfall and follows the drainage down a series of moss-covered waterfalls, blue-green pools, and beautifully sculpted features. At times, it’s hard to believe you’re in Arizona. Visit wildpathsaz.com/big-kahuna-canyon/ for more details and a map. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:39 Barnhardt Trailhead 4:02 ...
Arizona swift water canyon you can do with or without a rope - The Jug at Salome Creek
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When you catch it in the right conditions, The Jug is an exciting natural waterpark with waterslides, downclimbs, and an optional jump in an incredibly scenic canyon. However, it can also be very dangerous at high flow or without proper preparation. Know the conditions, be realistic about your abilities, bring the appropriate gear, and you’ll have a great time. Get more details and a map at wil...
This canyon with natural waterslides and waterfall rappels might be the most fun we've had outdoors
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When it comes to technical canyons, you'll be hard pressed to find one that's more fun than Waterslides Canyon. Deep in the Sierra Ancha Wilderness, this scenic canyon is like two adventures in one when you run it from top to bottom. The top half features a narrow canyon with towering walls and beautiful waterfalls, while the lower half has sculpted granite with a series of pools, slides, and r...
Arches, caves, and epic views when you summit La Barge Mountain in the Superstition Wilderness
Просмотров 6865 месяцев назад
Sure, La Barge Mountain is one of the tallest summits in the Superstition Wilderness, but there are so many more reasons to put this adventure on your list. You’ll find arches and caves along the way, as well as a cool rock ledge we dubbed “The Balcony” that makes a great place to eat lunch. Part of this route is off trail, but the route to the summit isn’t too difficult for an experienced adve...
We had no idea this was one of the most tranquil areas in the Superstition Wilderness
Просмотров 9676 месяцев назад
This long loop in the Superstition Wilderness takes in Whiskey Spring, Herman’s Cave, Upper La Barge Canyon, Coffee Flat, and Miner’s Needle as it circumnavigates Coffee Flat Mountain. It can be done as a long day hike, but most people will prefer to backpack it when there is a lot of water running in the Superstition Wilderness. Great campsites exist at Whiskey Spring, La Barge Creek, and Coff...
Get up close and personal with Chiva Falls in Tucson, a spectacular waterfall after heavy rain
Просмотров 6946 месяцев назад
The hike to Chiva Falls follows a Jeep road through an ugly desert adorned with the occasional saguaro cactus, cattle and fences, garbage left by unscrupulous folks, and acres upon acres of catclaw. Although the hike is nothing special on its own, Chiva Falls is so magnificent that it more than makes up for the hike in (if you catch it at the right time). Plus, if you have a Jeep and some guts,...
When the water is raging, it's a wild hike up to Tanque Verde Falls in Tucson, but oh so worth it
Просмотров 6336 месяцев назад
If you catch it at the right time, Tanque Verde Falls becomes a monster waterfall, complete with overspray and powerful, churning water rushing down into the canyon below. It’s quite the sight to behold, but you’ll be earning that view with a scramble up the canyon that has plenty of obstacles. Be prepared for giant boulders, water crossings with potential current, and steep cliffsides. Upper T...
Canyon of the Waterfalls is the perfect hike on a moody day in the Superstition Mountains
Просмотров 1 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Canyon of the Waterfalls has been somewhat of a hidden gem until recent years, but it has increased in popularity as the word has gotten out about it. It is a hike through a spectacular canyon drainage on the North Side of the Superstition Mountains, and if you’re lucky enough to catch it with a little bit of flow, it is a truly special Superstitions experience. Visit wildpathsaz.com/canyon-of-...
Visit a bat guano cave and magnificent double arches on this hike near the Superstition Mountains
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Visit a bat guano cave and magnificent double arches on this hike near the Superstition Mountains
How to conquer one of Phoenix's toughest hikes | The Flatiron and Peak 5024 in the Superstitions
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.8 месяцев назад
How to conquer one of Phoenix's toughest hikes | The Flatiron and Peak 5024 in the Superstitions
When it comes to going up, the trail to Pusch Peak doesn't mess around - the steepest hike in Tucson
Просмотров 4078 месяцев назад
When it comes to going up, the trail to Pusch Peak doesn't mess around - the steepest hike in Tucson
Dark tunnels, tight squeezes, and a stop at Tortilla Flat make Apache Trail Canyon a fun adventure
Просмотров 7028 месяцев назад
Dark tunnels, tight squeezes, and a stop at Tortilla Flat make Apache Trail Canyon a fun adventure
Death-defying ledges, epic rappels, petroglyphs, arches, and ruins in Chopper Drop Canyon, Sedona
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Death-defying ledges, epic rappels, petroglyphs, arches, and ruins in Chopper Drop Canyon, Sedona
Wild apples at Reavis Ranch and a side trip to Rogers Canyon Ruins in the Superstitions of Arizona
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Wild apples at Reavis Ranch and a side trip to Rogers Canyon Ruins in the Superstitions of Arizona
Boynton Island East in Sedona has an approach that's more exciting than the rappels
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Boynton Island East in Sedona has an approach that's more exciting than the rappels
Discover the rugged beauty of the Superstition Mountains in Arizona on these 10 popular hikes
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Discover the rugged beauty of the Superstition Mountains in Arizona on these 10 popular hikes
See the southwest's most spectacular scenery - backpacking through The Narrows at Zion National Park
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See the southwest's most spectacular scenery - backpacking through The Narrows at Zion National Park
Pine Creek Canyon lies right next to the historic tunnel at Zion National Park but few get to see it
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Pine Creek Canyon lies right next to the historic tunnel at Zion National Park but few get to see it
Kendrick Peak in Flagstaff is a great alternative to Humphrey's Peak, but storms can ruin your plans
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Kendrick Peak in Flagstaff is a great alternative to Humphrey's Peak, but storms can ruin your plans
Hike 10 miles with over 3000 feet of gain to Arizona's highest point - Humphreys Peak at 12,633 feet
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Hike 10 miles with over 3000 feet of gain to Arizona's highest point - Humphreys Peak at 12,633 feet
A lush oasis, a lofty peak, and a swimming hole - all the ingredients for summer fun on Mount Lemmon
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A lush oasis, a lofty peak, and a swimming hole - all the ingredients for summer fun on Mount Lemmon
Find paradise in Arizona at this waterfall and cave with crystal turquoise waters - Fossil Springs
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Find paradise in Arizona at this waterfall and cave with crystal turquoise waters - Fossil Springs
Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial is a moving tribute to 19 firefighters who lost their lives there
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Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial is a moving tribute to 19 firefighters who lost their lives there
Few have seen this waterfall that's close to the most popular trail in Grand Canyon - Garden Creek
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Few have seen this waterfall that's close to the most popular trail in Grand Canyon - Garden Creek
The trouble with backpacking Secret Mountain - What would you do for epic views of Sedona?
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The trouble with backpacking Secret Mountain - What would you do for epic views of Sedona?
Free-hang rappels make Dillinger Canyon in Sedona lots of fun, especially if you have walkie talkies
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Free-hang rappels make Dillinger Canyon in Sedona lots of fun, especially if you have walkie talkies
Fun video! How hot was it on the day you went? How many hours were you hiking in and out?
Thank you! I would say it was probably in the 80's when we went, and it took a little over 2 hours each way to hike it.
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The hand is a great climb. 5.6 but feels more adventurous with the exposure👍👍
Yes, good thing to note!! I haven’t worked up the courage yet.
@@wildpathsaz If you and Russ want to climb I’d be happy to lead👍
@@walkingwithawookie1097 Russ is a definite for that - I'm not 100% sure but I could always come along and see how I feel.
I hope that blind dog found its home. I always thought slot rock referred to the slot on the right portion of the formation at 3:05 as opposed to the one you went through more left center. That’s what I go through when I have hiked here. Some dumb grafiti in there
Well, there are a lot of slot-like formations in the area and none have official names, so I guess it can be whatever you want it to be! 🤷♀️ We once climbed part way up the formations across the trail from the hand and found a deep chasm that we couldn’t see the bottom of. I vowed to bring a rope with me one day and explore it - I did go back and it was a very cool rappel. There were bolts, so we obviously were not the first. We popped out the bottom by the hand.
The blind dog didn’t get any views! 😮
😂 poor doggie! Hope he found his home!
Visit wildpathsaz.com/praying-hands-to-slot-rock/ for more details and a map
They are better than shrimp and I love shrimp..
Really? They’re so creepy looking, though. I’m not a fan of things with lots of legs.
crawdads are delicious!
Never had them. Do you catch them in the wild? You could have a feast there.
To answer your first question, badass. Definitely badass. Looks like another great trip. And when she said she’s “ putting pants on”, does she normally drive without pants? I’m intrigued. Thanks for sharing, looks like the boys and I are going to check it out.
😂😆🤣 Heather is known for wearing shorts any chance she gets LOL. So she just meant she was changing from shorts into pants because we weren’t sure how much bushwhacking might be on the trail.
Get more details and a map at wildpathsaz.com/east-clear-creek/
Not for nothing, but my volume is up and my neighbors dog is going bananas and my son wants to know if I have a “ visitor “! What area is this, looks beautiful?
😂🤣😂 This is East Clear Creek - next to Blue Ridge Reservoir. It’s heavily infested, and I wore an extra layer just so they wouldn’t touch me because some reviews said they’re aggressive 😂
@@wildpathsaz Stop it, you’re freaking me out! We just did WCC and our next plan was around Blue Ridge Reservoir!
All I can say is… good thing the water isn’t clear 😆
@@wildpathsaz Is this anywhere near Az trail 89?
@@rvtech101 You take Highway 87 to Forest Road 95 (like 50 miles north of Payson) and follow that down to where it crosses East Clear Creek. Super nice paved parking - then we hiked over 4 miles along the creek to the Kinder Crossing Trail and followed forest roads back to our car.
Cool to see a Gila monster!
I've only ever seen a few in all my hiking miles. It's definitely a lucky day when you do. Hey, so thanks for going back and watching our older, unpopular videos 🤣
Grow up ladies, people came to these videos to see nature not to see you getting undressed. If this is how much you respect yourself I am sorry for you. Have some modesty please.
Sorry you didn’t enjoy it. We have a certain style that includes both nature and trail shenanigans that reflect our personalities. Everything that happens is unscripted; however, we wouldn’t have included the clip if there was actual indecency. That being said, we also specifically tell RUclips this video is not intended for children, so you have to use your own discretion. Some may feel we need to “grow up,” but we have a lot of fun out there, and we aim to both show nature and entertain. Our style won’t be for everyone (you aren’t the first), but there are plenty of other channels that just show nature, and I hope you find what you’re looking for with those. Thanks for the input and thanks for stopping by. Hope you get a chance to visit Fossil Springs, but be aware we saw some butt cheeks out there and they weren’t ours 😂
Very disrepectfull. I was watching with kids and was embarrassed at the end when you started getting undressed on camera.
Sorry that happened to you. Luckily they didn’t actually undress 😌 They were wearing bathing suits since we had gone there to swim, and we were teasing our friend who took her shirt off because she felt it was too baggy and making her look fat in the pic. Appreciate the feedback.
Glad y’all manage to have a good time while having a bad time lol.
LOL that is a perfect way to describe it. Sometimes the worst of times make the best memories.
April + 🐞 = Heaven, but not my kind of heaven! That was an intense hike! It was also beautiful. Great video!
She’s kind of in a league of her own. She can have ALL the ladybugs!
There is the Vatican Observatory on top of Mt. Wrightson, but that access was closed due to some kind of endangered squirrels living there. We went there anyway, it was not worth the walk.
Are we talking about the same Mount Wrightson? This is the high point of the Santa Ritas in southern Arizona, and it used to be called Baldy. There was nothing but a small foundation at the top from a structure that used to be there. Great views from up there, and it looked like there may be an observatory on one of the neighboring peaks.
@@wildpathsaz Sorry, my mistake. It was Mt. Graham, close to Safford.
Once I drove up to Mt. Wrightson on the back road, starting at Ocotillo. It was a wild drive, I was so glad it was with a rental car.
We did not see any roads, but I know there is a road to the top of neighboring Mount Hopkins. Could that be it? There was also a structure that looked like it could be an observatory up there. On top of Mount Wrightson, there was the foundation of some kind of structure that looks like it has been gone a long time.
I only have two questions; who's idea was this and does anyone in the group still talk to her?
😂😂😂 it’s really a constant dilemma- remain friends and keep subjecting yourself to type II adventures or stay home and be bored.
Haven’t thought about that mountain in 30 years! If I remember correctly we intend on a 3 day trip, but got the heck out of there on the 2nd day instead. Literally hundreds of trips and that’s one of the few I don’t look back on fondly. Can’t specifically remember why, but I do know nobody from our group has returned to that spot. Love watching your videos, reminds me of the old gang that was at the core of our hikes. Keep it up , a lot of us look forward to your shenanigans, especially April. lol, I think I have a lil crush! Happy Hiking!
You should give it another chance! It’s such a nice hike in the forest if you take Old Baldy Trail, and there’s a nice spring along the way if you go during the right season. It was dry this time. Plus, we always see deer and lots of butterflies. Don’t care for the bugs at the top though! I don’t think it would necessarily make a great backpacking trip because we didn’t see much in the way of campsites, but I’m sure the other trails probably have options. I guess we’ll have to go and find out!
Another great video I loved the coues buck cameo and April is just a little crazy!
She is! She definitely keeps it interesting.
Visit wildpathsaz.com/mount-wrightson/ for more details and a map.
All excellent picks! Blackett's is my favorite. It's as brutal as it is breathtaking. Worth every step.
I need to do that one again - I love ridgeline hikes
So cool! Where and when? I've only ever seen a swarm like that once on Tanque Verde Peak.
Mount Wrightson in the Santa Ritas two days ago! We saw them there two years ago also.
She is adorable! A lil unhinged, but adorable. We kind of ran into the same thing but with Monarch butterflies. Years ago at the 3rd saddle in Four Peaks. Millions of em. Apparently that is on their migration path from Mexico. One of the most beautiful things we’ve ever seen. Happy Hiking
did you eat them
@@SahibaS_ Wait, what? Without ranch dressing?
@@SahibaS_ absolutely not 🤣
I’ve heard that while obviously not fatal at all the stuff they leak out can irritate you’re eyes be careful please
Aw thank you! These ones didn’t seem to be leaking anything on my friend, thankfully. It’s a little weird that she loves these beetles so much, but they don’t ever seem to mind, and they haven’t hurt her at all.
Do we need any permit to hike there?
Yes, between April 1 and October 1 you need a permit to hike Bob Bear trail. They become available a month in advance. Visit recreation.gov to get one!
It's far easier to have a stick with a forked end and be ready to pin it either by the head or body if it tries to attack. Be the predator not the prey, you have a massively intelligent brain, slow down and don't allow panic to override your coherent decision making. If you don't feel one stick is enough, have two ready, face your fear because ultimately facing them makes you better at dealing with them until they change from being a fear to a healthy respect for its abilities. This is what all service people (fire fighters, police, military) do. Clearly it's terrifying to run into a burning building, but with the right equipment, exposure and reassurance that you can overcome the fear, that's exactly what happens, you grow and overcome, ultimately making you a stronger person. Running around the snake trying to clamber over rocks in a panicked state could have very easily resulted in a slip, bang on the head and even hyperextension or broken ankle. That's how fear can overcome your rational decision making. I can't say this enough, step back, slow down, think about how to extend your arms reach and maintain control over the subject. Those jelly legs full of adrenaline almost let you down, falling into or around the snake head first wouldn't have been a good thing. Kudos to you both though, you got past and neither yourself or the animal was hurt. Great video.
Thanks for the advice - I'm not sure I would be confident I could use a stick to defend against a strike because they happen so fast. I also don't think running past would have really been effective either. Luckily, this guy was stretched out long on some bushes by the time we passed him, so he wasn't in the best striking position. We definitely would have chosen to just avoid him completely if we could, but the nature of the trail made that impossible. We're all safe, and now we have a memory, so that's good.
Bitch slap it. Establish dominance.
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@@wildpathsaz 🤣
So what about who's holding the camera???
Not to worry, she was holding it herself - it was a 360 cam on the end of a stick
What do you think this snake is going to do? Fly?
Considering it was inches from our legs when we first encountered it, it wouldn’t need to fly.
The trail was very narrow and there was no way to give it a wide birth to get past it. lol. We did the best we could. Haha
Looks liked you worked on merchandise at dollar store
Not sure what you are referring to, but thank you for watching!
Thanks for taking us along on the adventure. Tfs 🤙🏽🌺
Thanks for watching!
beautiful video! I have been meaning to try this one, was a little unsure about y bar but your tips make it seem not so bad.
I was unsure, too, and we only did that one because we could combine it with the canyon. It was so much better than I expected. The views were incredible along the AZT and again going down Y Bar. I didn’t understand some of the complaining on the reviews - it was a good trail, coming down at least. The ponderosas were a bonus.
City people scared of their own shadow.
Tbf it’s a spicy noodle!
@@driprubies2464 Watch their videos, they most certainly are not your average “city people “!
Rattlesnakes have to be respected. This one was coiled up right next to the trail.
Yea, you’re right,tis the season ! Where was this? We saw one up by Flagg over the weekend, but we had tons of room to walk around. Happy Hiking!
This was on Barnhardt Trail, which made it super tricky to get around him. At one point, he came out and headed straight for me. I left poor Fawn in the bushes alone. It was pretty scary! Check out our new long format video for the whole story 🤣😨
@@wildpathsaz Did you make it to the cabin? I haven’t done that trail in eons, but the boys want to do it. Maybe in the fall. We ran into a diamondback while looking for a cave a few miles from the Lava Tube. Well over 4 foot and fat. Gonna go watch your video, Happy Hiking!
@@rvtech101 we did not make it to the cabin. I'm assuming you're referring to Club Cabin? Not this trip, but my uncle is an old timer, and he keeps bringing it up as a place we should visit. If you go, let me know how it is!
@@wildpathsaz Lol, apparently I’m old because I’ve been there quite a few times in the 80s and 90s. There’s a spring in the area as well. I’ve talked about the area enough the boys want to check it out, so maybe in the fall when it cools off. We just did the Lava Tube near Flagg, along with about a hundred other people! Been going there since the 70s and I have never seen it so crowded! Still an amazing place.
Wow, didn’t know it had become so popular. Did you find the other cave you were looking for?
What the hell is wrong with RUclips’s algorithm! Your videos are amazing and I can’t believe you have less than a 1,000 subscribers! Keep on posting ladies!! 👏🏼🔥🎯
So nice of you to say! I guess we haven't figured out the secret yet, but at least we're having fun. Thank you so much for the encouragement... we'll get there one day!
thanks
Thanks for watching!
Another great video but I didn't get to see the rattlesnake, next time hold it up so I can see it lol! Keep up the great videos and be safe!
We tried to get some video of it, but it was mostly obscured by the bushes next to the trail. Maybe next time! (Hopefully there won't be a next time, but we all know there will be)
Ladies, rattlers can jump half their body length. At times, they also travel in pairs. There may have been a female in those bushes. Thank you again for an awesome adventure. Be well, be safe... happy many continued adventures. My daughter loves your channel. LOVES!
I know, that’s what made it so scary! Our options were very limited because the mountain is steep and bushy both to the left and right, so you can’t really hike around. We waited a good 15 minutes but he didn’t look like he was going anywhere, and it looked like his hole might’ve been right on the trail. Luckily he did go into the bushes and we could see him lying straight, parallel to the trail. We had maybe 4 feet of clearance when we ran past.
Tell your daughter thank you for watching!
Get more details and a map at wildpathsaz.com/barnhardt-y-bar-loop/
Thank you. You're the best 😊
Thanks!!
🤣👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you!
It was nice to see some coues deer, your videos are always funny and entertaining
Thanks! It’s so pretty in there and more chances to see wildlife with the limited people. We still need to make it to the ruins one day and explore some more side canyons.
we are going to try this loop.
Great time of year for it - enjoy!
I've watched a lot of your videos and you have never shown a snake, I'm very surprised
Next episode…
Looks like a cool place. Did you take a small piece of quartz home? I would have if there was one that wasn't too big
No, we didn’t take any quartz. It was really, really beautiful, though - such a unique peak. It was kind of sparkly in the sun 😍
Such a beautiful place! The rappels look rad! I would want a wetsuit to get in that water. But maybe it's not worth carrying.
Hillary was right - wetsuit would have been overkill on that warm day.
How long was that hike
The hike is 8 miles round trip
You gals must be proud of yourselves! That is one heck of a hike. Loved the comraderie and the spirit. Great job.
Thank you! It is a heck of a hike, but also one of our favorites in the valley, so we keep coming back for more.
Another great video but I'm a little confused about the lady taking a leak standing up with pants on, I guess that was a joke.
We are big fans of a little device called a pStyle that lets us stand and pee like a man. Geez, the guys have it so easy.
@@wildpathsaz That makes sense!