Hiking Chiricahua NM with Carolb

[Bethers]

This is just a hint of some of what we saw. Will try to get my blog updated soon - so far behind!

It was a rainy day, but we did not let it stop us.

[bluepinecones]

Weather didn't look too bad for hike. Love view in last photo

[MandysMom]

When I was in college, eqipped with boots and slickers, a rainy day was the best time for a walk/hike with my roommate. Looks like a beautiful place.
Velda

[avalen]

love all the hoodoos, looks like a great place to do a little hiking

[JudyJB]

I wanted so much to go there last spring, but ended up having an charley horse in my shoulder so could barely drive. Maybe next time.

Nice pictures, even in the rain.

[cnq50b]

Amazing pics!

[snowball]

what a vista!!! glad that you got to go and that Carol was with you!!...we hiked up to palm canyon here in AZ
it is so neat to have someone join when hiking
thanks for sharing the pictures
sheila

[SoCalGalcas]

Beautiful pictures Beth, thank you! Lyn

[Oma]

Very interesting. I'll have to add it to the list! Between you and Liz my list keeps growing

[happytrails]

Cool place! Love the rocks and hoodoo's. What part of NM is this?

[Bethers]

Cool place! Love the rocks and hoodoo's. What part of NM is this?

It really is a not well-known National Monument lol - It's in southeastern Arizona!

For any who would want to come to the cg - it has a 29 foot length restriction. Larger rigs are known for boondocking right outside the entrance, but only room for a couple there - further down (about 3 miles) a gravel road, there's public land that any size rig can boondock on. I have tons of things to get in my blog - probably several posts, of Chiricahua - hopefully will do some today.