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    Blaine Hoppenrath
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    11/05/2022
    View of the bridge that takes hikers to the trailhead of the park which includes trail maps.
    Blaine Hoppenrath
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    11/05/2022
    View from the trail of the mountains to the West.
    Blaine Hoppenrath
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    11/05/2022
    Most of the trail has wonderful trail conditions, much like in this picture.
    Blaine Hoppenrath
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    11/05/2022
    The trail is dotted with Saguaro Cacti like this one.
    Blaine Hoppenrath
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    11/05/2022
    As hikers ascend they get a wonderful view of this valley to the west.
    Blaine Hoppenrath
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    11/05/2022
    Be careful of the jumping Cholla! These cacti are beautiful but have small prickly pods that hikers can stumble into.
    Blaine Hoppenrath
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    11/05/2022
    View of the fauna along the trail.
    Blaine Hoppenrath
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    11/05/2022
    This cactus at the summit denotes that hikers have reached Valley Vista Summit!
    Blaine Hoppenrath
    Photo Date: 
    11/05/2022
    View from the summit to the southwest.

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