Miller Canyon

HIKE MILLER CANYON
Join the Muleteam this Saturday for a hike through a scenic wooded valley in the Huachuca Mountains. The trail is uphill and is about 5 miles roundtrip. Bring water and lunch. Hiking sticks suggested and dogs on leashes ok. Back mid-afternoon. Meet April 20 at 9am by the Old Bisbee courthouse fountain to carpool. Free, but gas donation is appreciated. For more details contact John at 319-325-3605 or johnbroz1944@yahoo.com.

SV people meet on Miller Canyon Road, in large dirt parking on the left with restrooms.

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BACKTRACK - Brown-Ramsey
Fifteen hikers and three dogs began the Brown Canyon to Ramsey Canyon journey. One hiker elected to return before reaching our usual lunch stop at the top of a ridge. Two of the group chose to eat at the usual place and return to the Brown Canyon trailhead. The rest of us went on to a point overlooking Ramsey Canyon for lunch, where we met Guy who had come up Ramsey Canyon. Four hikers then returned to Brown Canyon while the rest of us continued into the beautiful Ramsey Canyon. While the water level in the creek was not as high as expected, there were still a couple of small waterfalls for us to enjoy.

The hike leader learned a couple of things:
1. It is more than 1/4 mile from the usual lunch spot to the overlook.
2. It is a much shorter trip to go from the overlook to the Ramsey Canyon trailhead than to go to back to the Brown Canyon trailhead.
Thanks to Jan and John Broz for shuttling the hikers from Ramsey back to Brown to get to their cars, and thanks to Guy and Sandy and Ken for offering to do it. -Molly

I took the group photo so I'm not in it, but Becket the hand puppet (with Jan in the photo) is my substitute rejoining the Muleteam after a long absence. More photos by Guy & me are at muleteam.shutterfly.com. Elizabeth's 360º photo link - https://rebrand.ly/BrownRamsey



CALENDAR
Apr 27 - Council Rocks in the Dragoons with John W
May 3-4-5 - Camp/hike - Chiricahua National Monument
May 11 - Last hike & potluck in lower Carr Canyon with Larry

Thanks for hiking with me,
Larry

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