Brown Canyon

HIKE THE BROWN CANYON TRAIL

Join the Muleteam this Saturday for a hike through a unique and scenic wooded canyon in the Huachuca Mountains. This trail has some long uphill sections and part follows a running creek making a roundtrip of about 6 miles. Bring water and lunch, back mid-afternoon. Dogs welcome with leash. Meet November 6 at 9 a.m. by the Old Bisbee courthouse fountain. From there we will drive to the trailhead. Alternatively meet at Brown Canyon Ranch at 9:45 a.m. The Forest Service is now charging an $8 per car fee for parking at the Ranch. Fee waived if you display a Coronado National Forest or Interagency pass (America the Beautiful, Golden Age, etc.); else deposit envelope with cash or check. For more details contact Laura at 206-715-6589 or mssmithlg@aol.com.

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BACKTRACK - Old Mule Pass Road

Eighteen saunterers (and two javelina) enjoyed a perfect Autumnal day along old Mule Pass Road on October 30, 2021. Though the road was completed in 1914, it was the first time some veteran Bisbee residents made the trip. That's one aspect of the Muleteam that I love: there's such a depth of trail knowledge here, and there's always a new route someone is willing to share. When we reached Route 80, we agreed to spend part of the uphill trek in silent contemplation. (See https://vault.sierraclub.org/john_muir_exhibit/life/palmer_sauntering.aspx for the rationale.) Upon reaching the Divide, a group of four hadn't had enough exercise, and did some up-and-back on Juniper Flats Road. Another lovely Muleteam outing -- Lindsay


SIDETRACK - Muleteam Photos 
Remember that you can download photos from the Muleteam Shutterfly page, muleteam.shutterfly.com, or add your hike photos by joining with your email address. Also Shutterfly has a "Share Sites" app for your iPhone or Android to make viewing photos much easier on your phone. 



CALENDAR -- hike needed for Nov. 20
Nov. 13 - Mule Mountains Meander with Deb
Nov. 20 - ?
Nov. 27 - Old Bisbee Stair Sights with Larry


Keep on trekking,
Elizabeth
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