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thanks! I have lots of them all over, so hopefully you can find stuff to help you with hikes. Let me know if you ever have any questions

ha needed to at least make the baby hike exciting

i doubt many people even go to this arch let alone climb up on it

yeah there are gps tracks online but there actually is a trail!

@@HikingEngineer I was using AllTrails at the time. The recorded trail stopped at that last Cairn and turn off to the right. I thought it was to the left. I kind of went at a bad time, sky was overcast and was getting dark. I couldn't see the trail that well.

I liked this one!

it's not that bad -- you could do it without a map I think!

did you do the loop around it (and spur into it)? I have a video on the loop around it too -- thanks for watching and commenting!

@@HikingEngineer No. Would have liked to! Hike length with knee prob's....bla bla that's another story. Keep the vids rolling and safe adventuring!

hmm wonder what it was? I have a lot of a videos thanks for watching and commenting

@@HikingEngineer I noticed that. Any have a Ringtail? That's what it was; a full grown Ringtail. It has alot of nicknames including Ringtail Cat and of course it was gone before I got a pic.

@@thatisartnotpffft6368 I'm no expert on all the types of exotic animals. There are some ringtail type animals down near tucson but not that I know up at 9000 ft or so

@@HikingEngineer Ya they can be found at that elevation. The ringtail is also AZ state mammal. Was quite strange to me when I saw it and made me wonder what it was for sure!

hard to give advice since everyone has different levels of fitness - for me this is a short easy hike but i'm used to doing 20 to 60 mile day efforts. i would just go for it and take your time, it's not that many miles, just start early in the am and you'll have plenty of daylight. Even moving slowly with lots of breaks you should be able to do it in 5 to 6 hrs, it's not as bad as you might think!

@@HikingEngineer lol..I know there is a guy who's 90+ who does it twice a week....so there's hope for me yet. Thanks for the encouragement :)

@@robanderson4137 I live right near camelback so if you want to do it some morning lmk

Yeah I usually see a handful of dogs every time I do this -- some agile dogs get up fine on their own, but I've seen dogs having to be carried up the last section

You can pretty much hike/scramble over to anywhere you would wanna go anywhere in the superstitions -- I haven't actually gone to this plateau below, but it would easy enough to branch right out of siphon draw over to it

it's a great hike!

not a ton of hard stuff unless you get down off the plateau to the white rim and climb back up

yeah it's a great one! btw did the superstition ridgeline each way today with a friend -- weather was great

@ indeed, weather was great 😎👍 I went to hike Dome Mountain , very slippery on the way down with all that lose rock, but nice views and only saw 3 other hikers all of them in the same group

@@bobbafett7407 i don't think I'm familiar with Dome Mtn - is that the one off the highway as you head west closer to CA?

@@HikingEngineer it’s located in Apache Junction, you park at the Bulldog Canyon - Wolverine Gate trailhead. First mile or so is on the ohv road then it forks right up the mountains. Trail up to Dome Mountain proper is easy to follow. For Dome Mountain East you go right at the saddle, there is a faint trail, a little steep at times. There is also Dome Mountain South, if there is a trail there I completely missed it

@@bobbafett7407 i'll check it out

always gotta check out caves

awesome -- good luck!

thank you! have you done it?

there's lot of offtrail stuff, but this one is pretty easy to find if you do some research

Yes, that's what I did in the video -- confused here

not really sure...

not really sure, not a surfer -- I think there are lots of beach access points that are easier than this one!

any time! plenty more videos coming

I'm sure you did most of the same "hikes"/viewpoints that I did in Island of the Sky -- plenty more videos coming

@@HikingEngineer Just like 3 maybe. We didn't have much time. I do know we have to go back and explore the Needle's area though.

a zoo

i'll have to go back to find it

not bad!

is there an anchor up there?

@HikingEngineer yes there's an anchor, some people also use a tree that's accessible as well

crap! that sucks, i'll re do it some other time

well I've only done all the 14ers in CO, so if you're looking them there are a handful in the Elks but they are generally some of the tougher ones. As for smaller hikes and peaks I'm not a good resource living in AZ. But I have videos up on almost all the 14ers

I have like 20 more videos coming from this trip and have done much more around Moab, so it's a great area as you can incorporate the national parks, other hikes around Moab, rafting/kayaking on the river, and then hikes in the La Sals and Abajos during the summer. I personally am partial to the Zion/St George/Kanab area

It's short (it's on alltrails) but steep. It was 30 degrees, raining, and Thanksgiving week, so guessing that explains the lack of people, although I would think most nice days in the shoulder seasons would only have a couple of people on it per day

in what area? I was in Moab several weeks ago, but I have videos on many of the well known slots in the Grand Staircase area (Peekaboo, Spooky, Brimstone, Zebra, Tunnel, Red Breaks) and then Buckskin Gulch, etc. Is there a specific one you want to see?

@ had no idea I oughta check those videos out! only other solid one in the area I know of that you didn’t mention is blue John through the west fork and the final slot that one dude got trapped in it’s a pretty spectacular canyon just a tiny bit technical

I have a video on the loop around Matzatzal but have not summitted it. It's on my list

what is this a link of? before I click it haha

@@HikingEngineer Just a 12 second RUclips video.

thanks! I got lots of hikes on my channel!

@ will be checking them out!

yeah very accessible too