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Overnight backcountry backpacking/hiking in the spirit of taking less and doing more. Ask yourself: do I really need that?

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[–] miles 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Welcome! My experience is much the same — looking to travel safely and comfortably, and r/UL taught me a lot. When were you on the AZT? I did it NOBO in 2022. Isn’t it beautiful? What was your favorite day? OTOH I know nothing about the GR10, what is it like?

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

AZT: this year, 9 days between Oracle and Roosevelt. Cut short by the weather. I'm resuming next year for a further section, probably the sky islands. GR10 was awesome, from lowland hills to dramatic alpine scenery. Superb facilities, great people on the way.

[–] miles 1 points 1 year ago

Oracle to Roosevelt is a great section, I especially liked Martinez Canyon between the Gila and Picketpost. Did you stay in Superior? What sort of weather did you get? I managed to narrowly avoid an unseasonable ice storm near Miller Peak myself. The sky islands are my favorite part of the whole trail, tough climbs beautiful. I’ll have to look into the GR10!