If it wasn't for the insane crowd, this would be a nice trail. Instead it is kind of like going to the mall the day before Christmas, only you're on a mountain.
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If it wasn't for the insane crowd, this would be a nice trail. Instead it is kind of like going to the mall the day before Christmas, only you're on a mountain.
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Great hiking spot with killer views. Can meet some really great folks here also. Take extra water in summer months...
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More difficult and steeper than the Cholla Trail on the other end. A great workout. Bring grippy shoes and water! Parking is a royal pain, and our brilliant Phoenix politicians have made it even worse by not allowing you to wait in line politely for a space anymore. Fanastic views. If no parking suggest you go around to Cholla Trail...
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Echo canyon is located in Scottsdale and easy to get to. Finding parking can be a challenge. Great views and photo ops of saguaro. If you are looking for a challenging hike in town, this is for you. If you are looking for quiet and solitude, go elsewhere.
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The Echo Trail to summit Camelback mountain is harder (but shorter) than the Cholla Trail. Echo is mostly rock scramble and is a real work out. If you are a first time hiker or a casual hiker go up Cholla Trail. It is a great hike but won't stress you out. The Echo Trail can be demanding but if you...
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Arrived at sunrise. A pair of T-Mac II Lowtops. KPMG T-shirt and PVR windsuit pants. 2 Protein bars, 1 Gatorade. Determination. Patience. 5/8 mile marker. Burning calves and thighs. Sweat-drenched. 1 mile marker. Lungs heaving. Blistered fingertips. Cramping toes. 1.2 miles later. The top of the summit. Beautiful views of the city of Phoenix. Satisfaction. Exhilaration. Now...the return.
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