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Arches, caves, and epic views when you summit La Barge Mountain in the Superstition Wilderness

WildPathsAZ 925 12 months ago
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Sure, La Barge Mountain is one of the tallest summits in the Superstition Wilderness, but there are so many more reasons to put this adventure on your list. You’ll find arches and caves along the way, as well as a cool rock ledge we dubbed “The Balcony” that makes a great place to eat lunch. Part of this route is off trail, but the route to the summit isn’t too difficult for an experienced adventurer. Once at the summit, most people will want to return the way they came. However, those who enjoy a grueling journey with downclimbs, loose rocks, and all kinds of sharp plants can make the somewhat treacherous journey to Triangle Arch. Visit https://wildpathsaz.com/la-barge-mountain/ for more details and a map. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:50 Hewitt Canyon Road 1:30 Woodbury Trailhead 1:48 JF Trail 106 2:21 Off-trail Route to La Barge Mountain 3:04 Sunrise Arch 3:59 The Balcony 5:11 La Barge Mountain Summit 7:59 Triangle Arch 8:31 The Cave 12:49 Outtakes Music credits: "Staring at the Valley" by Silent Partner, "Land of My Fathers" by the 126ers, "Rolling Hills" by Sir Cubworth, and "Let's Do This!" by Nat Keefe & Hot Buttered Rum

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