HIKE JOE'S CANYON TRAIL
Join the Muleteam this Saturday to hike from the Coronado Visitor Center through a very scenic valley in the Huachuca Mountains to Coronado Peak for a view of Mexico. This is a continuous uphill trail returning the same way for a total of about 6.5 miles. Bring water and lunch but no dogs. Back mid-afternoon.
Meet March 26 at 9 a.m. by the Old Bisbee courthouse fountain, or alternatively at the Visitor Center at Coronado National Memorial at 9:45. Free. For more details contact John at at 520-366-1099 or lilguyly@gmail.com.
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BACKTRACK - Clark Spring
Thirteen Mules and one dog enjoyed a beautiful day hiking 6.4 miles on a variety of terrains. We started on lower Miller Canyon, a leisurely stroll through the wooded forest along a clear and running stream. Crossed Miller Canyon Rd. headed up to Clark Springs which was more of an uphill, rocky climb. Found our way to have lunch on a rocky outcrop with beautiful views of the mountains and valleys below. Chose the John Cooper trail back down, taking in the budding manzanitas and several tiny rainbow cacti protected in between rocks. We once again meandered through lower Miller Canyon on our way back to our vehicles. The weather was perfect for another beautiful hike with the Muleteam.-Jan
More photos at muleteam.shutterfly.com
CALENDAR
Apr 2 - Parker Canyon Lake with Sue S. and John W.
Apr 9 - Natural Bridge in the Chiricahuas with Molly
Apr 16 - Cochise Stronghold with Doug
Apr 23 - Slavin Gulch with Molly and Jan
Apr 30 - ?
Keep on trekking,
Elizabeth
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