Backpacking to Rare Desert Waters-Salt Creek and Cottonwood Canyon #hiking
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Published 2023-04-08
Sometime in the 1950’s the route near Salt Creek was turned into a dirt road. It’s long since been maintained and as severely rutted as well as overgrown.
The seasonal creeks were flowing tremendously from all the rain and snow we received this season. It was a great trip.
Trip Stats
17 miles 3,700ft gain/loss
All Comments (9)
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Wow Brad, great video, great adventure. Amazing how much water there is right now. Enjoyed seeing all the relics and remains of structures out there. Cool trip!
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Really really great job on this one Brad. Liked that you did more talking, shared some of the history, loved that stone house and man I always wonder how they got those water tanks out there back in the day. Crazy how much water is flowing out there right now. Really enjoyed that thank you!
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Very nice! Looked like a great area to explore.
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That looks like my kind of trip. This area has been on my list for a while. So great you could make it out while it’s so green and with so much water.
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Great job documenting that, and thanks for planning the trip.
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A really well done production. I felt like I was there. Really nice to see Anza so green and lush. Since you stole all of our PNW rain this winter you get to enjoy it....lol😂
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nice sunrise! Great to be in the desert with so much water. Did you top out near Pioneer Mail?
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2:40. I got a friend who can buff that truck out and get it back on the triad 😂
