Little Colorado: Part 2
Cameron to 17 mile camp
Historic bridge over the LCR in Cameron
Tuesday May 22nd, Jarrod got off work and we headed to
Flag. After chowing down on some
amazing burgers and micro-brew at Diablo Burger we headed to our sweet $24
hotel and crashed out. We had
originally planned to get a super early start the next morning but this
enthusiasm...
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Little Colorado: Cameron to Confluence Part 1

Little Colorado: Part 1
Horse Trail Cache
Memorial day 2011. That’s the first time I ever did the
Hopi Salt trail, leading down to the Little Colorado River (LCR). It was an incredibly memorable hike for
a variety of reasons, and is documented via video here. The rugged terrain, pristine nature of
the canyon, and time spent with...
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