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Humphrey's 7-17-04

August 29 2004 at 6:21 PM
 


Response to Humphreys Peak, Arizona (12,633 feet)

 

This hike started on a whim. My wife was out of town and I had the weekend to myself so I decided to take my dog and go hiking. I left late afternoon on Friday and had to be back in 24 hours. My dog and I slept in the back of my Explorer for the night. Supprisingly there were a few people during the same. I awoke to a steady stream of lights coming in for their morning ascent. I got ready and started about 20 minutes later. It was nice and cool that morning and the hike through the forest was great. I quickly learned that I packed too much for a dayhike like this. My whole trip up was empty until I arrived at the summit when I realized that there were three people minutes behind me. We had a nice chat up there. Took some pictures ate a clif bar and started down. I hike down was quick and easy. The whole trip was pretty much with out incedent. I have heard stories about losing the trail...I did not find that true except for above the tree line once or twice. Overall the hike was one of my faverites. I am hoping to attempt Wheeler in NM this fall.

 
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