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PostPosted: 2/18/2003, 9:06 pm    Post subject: Groom Creek Loop Pics Reply to topic Reply with quote

These are the pics from the Groom Creek Loop last month. http://photos.yahoo.com/joseph_hooker
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PostPosted: 2/18/2003, 9:50 pm    Post subject: re: Reply to topic Reply with quote

Nice pics! I'm sure i'll get mine on here sometime.....ha. Seein those pics makes me want to get out and hike away. Too hard now w/ the snow, only a couple more months left!
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PostPosted: 2/18/2003, 10:01 pm    Post subject: Re: re: Reply to topic Reply with quote

plummer150 wrote:
Too hard now w/ the snow, only a couple more months left!


Its called Snowshoe! Cool
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PostPosted: 2/18/2003, 10:29 pm    Post subject: Reply to topic Reply with quote

Nice photos! I hiked the Isabella Trail with a couple of friends this past summer. The upper half of the Isabella is also the upper part of the Groom Creek Loop. We got to go up into the fire tower on top of Spruce Mountain.
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PostPosted: 2/19/2003, 7:19 am    Post subject: re: Reply to topic Reply with quote

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Its called Snowshoe!


That's right. How could I forget my unbridled love for the snowshoe! Ha. Too bad there wasn't an REI outlet somewhere out here because I know I'd have to go there buy those snowshoes I was checkin out a couple months ago. I'd be awesome to hike in the snow right now-w/ the snowshoes of course! Anyone know an alternative place for me to buy them at-seeing as how there is no REI outlet store in State College or the state probably.
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PostPosted: 2/19/2003, 4:33 pm    Post subject: Reply to topic Reply with quote

REI is in Conshohocken near Philadelphia. Been there a few times when visiting friends in Philly. I bet Appalachian Outdoors on Allen Street has at least some snowshoes.
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PostPosted: 2/19/2003, 5:25 pm    Post subject: Reply to topic Reply with quote

where is groom Creek?
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PostPosted: 2/19/2003, 5:41 pm    Post subject: re: Reply to topic Reply with quote

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I bet Appalachian Outdoors on Allen Street has at least some snowshoes.


Ha! Unbelievable. You still know where the place is. Woo Hoo! Don't think I'll be makin it down to Philly here anytime soon. However, they are building a Cabelas store in Harrisburg! So as soon as that opens here within the next couple months, I'll have to check it out. Although by the time it opens up, winter will be gone and summer time hiking will be back! Beer In any case, I'll be buying them probably for the winter months to come!
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PostPosted: 2/19/2003, 5:46 pm    Post subject: Reply to topic Reply with quote

Canyon Dweller wrote:
where is groom Creek?


Its the Groom Creek Loop in Prescott. I found it in the 100 Hikes in Arizona book.
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PostPosted: 2/19/2003, 6:34 pm    Post subject: Reply to topic Reply with quote

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where is groom Creek?

South of Prescott in the Bradshaw Mountains. Since you're into peak bagging, you'd probably enjoy this one. It takes you to the top of Spruce Mountain, where there's a fire tower and a great view of the Prescott Area and beyond. On a good day, you can see the San Francisco peaks up there.

Here are a couple of links. You'll need Acrobat Reader for this one...

http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/prescott/recreate/rec_trai_b_gclt307.pdf

Here's another...

http://www.arizonahikingtrails.com/Hiking/GroomCreek307.htm

Head over to HAZ and check out my photos on the Isabella Trail, http://hikearizona.com/photocodeZOOM.php?ID=390&TNI=441 . The upper third of the loop follows the Isabella to the top of the mountain. It's actually a great summer hike because it gets you up over 7000 feet, in the pines! My photos are from last August.
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PostPosted: 2/19/2003, 6:37 pm    Post subject: Reply to topic Reply with quote

Yeah, in my pics you can barely make out the snowcapped peaks, because of the light blue sky background. But the views were pretty cool!! Agree
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