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Hiking The Bug Springs Trail Photo Essay

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As the lead guide for yesterday’s SCVN Friday hike on the Bug Springs trail, I didn’t take my D800 Nikon, instead I took some photos along the way with my iPhone. This 4.4 mile hike requires us to settle cars from the trailhead to the Green Mountain trailhead, both located along the Catalina Highway. Since the hike has a 1,300 foot change in elevation, we began our hike at the Green Mountain trailhead in the vicinity of Middle Bear campground and picnic area. Hiking the trail in reverse does provide a challenging 400 foot elevation in about 1/3 mile to the highest point on the trail, 6,279 feet.

kenne

(Click on any of the images for a larger view in a slideshow format.)

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iPhone Images by kenne (October 14, 2016)


Filed under: Arizona, Forest Service, Information, Photographic Essay, Photography, Santa Catalina Mountains, SCVN Friday Hikes, Tucson Arizona Tagged: Bug Springs Trail, Middle Bear campground, Photo Essay, Santa Catalina Mountains, SCVN Friday Hikes

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