hikes of 2019

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 Hole-in-the-Wall, Mojave National Preserve: 1 Jan

 Cave Spring, Mojave National Preserve: 3 Jan

 Table Top, Mojave National Preserve: 4 Jan

 Woods Mountains including Tortoise Shell Mountain, Mojave National Preserve: 7 Jan

 Crossman Peak, Arizona State Trust Land: 11 Jan

 London Bridge via Sunset Trail, Lake Havasu: 13 Jan

 Needle of Aubrey Hills, Arizona State Trust Land: 17 Jan

 Aubrey Hills, Cattail Cove State Park: 18 Jan

 Black Peak, Lake Havasu BLM: 19 Jan

 Planet Peak, Lake Havasu BLM: 21 Jan

 Lopez Benchmark and Vampire Mine, Lake Havasu BLM: 23 Jan

 Black Peak and the south peak, Lake Havasu BLM: 24 Jan

 Bill Williams River, Lake Havasu National Wildlife Refuge: 25 Jan

 Foothills Rim and Monolith Gardens, Cerbat Foothills Recreation Area: 27 Jan

 Looping Rattler and Camp Beale, Cerbat Foothills Recreation Area: 28 Jan

 Camp Beale Springs, Cerbat Foothills Recreation Area: 29 Jan

 Plomosa Benchmark, Yuma BLM: 5 Feb

 Ibex Benchmark attempt, Yuma BLM: 6 Feb

 Palm Canyon, Kofa National Wildlife Refuge: 8 Feb

 Ogilby Hills, El Centro BLM: 13 Feb

 Pasadena Mountain, El Centro BLM: 13 Feb

 Pasadena Peak and Stud Mountain, El Centro BLM: 15 Feb

 Cargo Muchacho Mountains attempt, El Centro BLM: 18 Feb

 Tumco and the Cargo Muchacho Mountains high point, El Centro BLM: 20 Feb

 Algodones Dunes, El Centro BLM: 22 Feb

 Pilot Knob, El Centro BLM: 22 Feb

 Telegraph Pass, Yuma BLM: 27 Feb

 Telegraph Ridge, Yuma BLM: 28 Feb

 Face Mountain and Montezuma Head, Gila Bend Mountains (BLM): 4 Mar

  Yellow Medicine Butte, Gila Bend Mountains (BLM): 8 Mar

 Cortez Peak, Gila Bend Mountains (BLM): 9 Mar

 The Flatiron and above via Treasure Loop and Siphon Draw, Tonto National Forest: 15 Mar

 Hieroglyphics Trail, Tonto National Forest: 18 Mar

 Hackberry Spring and Hackberry Mesa, Tonto National Forest: 20 Mar

 Dome Mountain, Tonto National Forest: 22 Mar

 Ladybug Peak, Coronado National Forest: 28 Mar

 Timmy backpacking, Coronado National Forest: 30-31 Mar

 Heliograph Peak, Coronado National Forest: 1 Apr

 Ladybug Peak, Coronado National Forest: 1 Apr

 Mount Graham, Coronado National Forest: 2 Apr

 Round the Mountain Spring, Coronado National Forest: 5 Apr

 Crystal Cave route, Coronado National Forest: 10 Apr

 Silver Peak, Coronado National Forest: 11 Apr

 Ash Spring, Coronado National Forest: 13 Apr

 Cave Creek to Chiricahua, Coronado National Forest: 15-16 Apr

 Basin and Snowshed loop, Coronado National Forest: 18 Apr

 Burro Peak, Gila National Forest: 24 Apr

 Big Tree and some Knobs, Gila National Forest: 27 Apr

 Dragonfly Loop, Gila National Forest: 29 Apr

 Fort Bayard: 1 May

 Signal Peak, Gila National Forest: 4 May

 Tadpole Ridge, Gila National Forest: 6 May

 Copperas Peak, Gila National Forest: 11 May

 The Military Road, Gila National Forest: 12 May

 SA Canyon, Gila National Forest: 15 May

 grave on the East Fork Gila River, Gila National Forest: 15 May

 Down the Gila River, stopping by Alum Camp, Gila National Forest: 16 May

 High and Low on the Gila River, Gila National Forest: 17-19 May

 Trail to the Past, Gila National Forest: 21 May

 Little Creek and EE Canyon, Gila National Forest: 24 May

 North Mesa from Middle Fork to East Fork Gila River, Gila National Forest: 28 May

 Ben Lilly Memorial, Gila National Forest: 30 May

 Whitewater Baldy and Mogollon Baldy, Gila National Forest: 4 Jun

 Iron Creek and Clayton Mesa, Gila National Forest: 7 Jun

 Snow Lake, Middle Fork Gila River, Aeroplane Mesa, and Loco Mountain, Gila National Forest: 11 Jun

 John Kerr Peak, Gila National Forest: 14 Jun

 Eagle Peak, Gila National Forest: 15 Jun

 Pinon Knob, Gila National Forest: 17 Jun

 El Caso Lookout, Apache National Forest: 20 Jun

 Escondido Mountain, Apache National Forest: 22 Jun

 Quemado Lake, Apache National Forest: 24 Jun

 La Ventana Arch, El Malpais National Conservation Area: 25 Jun

 Santa Fe Baldy, Santa Fe National Forest: 28 Jun

 Lake Peak, Nambe Lake, and Aspen Peak, Santa Fe National Forest: 2 Jul

 Widsor Trail, Santa Fe National Forest: 5 Jul

Gold Hill, Carson National Forest: 11 Jul

 Wheeler Peak, Carson National Forest: 16 Jul

 Lobo Peak and Flag Mountain, Carson National Forest: 18 Jul

 Lake Fork Peak and Williams Lake, Carson National Forest: 20 Jul

 Devisadero Peak, Carson National Forest: 22 Jul

 Tony Marquez Trail and Jawbone Mountain, Carson National Forest: 25 Jul

 Trujillo Meadows Reservoir, Rio Grande National Forest: 27 Jul

 Flat Mountain, Rio Grande National Forest: 28 Jul

 Neff Mountain, Rio Grande National Forest: 30 Jul

 New Mexico/Colorado state line on the CDT, Rio Grande National Forest: 1 Aug

 Pinorealosa Mountain, Rio Grande National Forest: 4 Aug

 Table Mountain, Rio Grande National Forest: 7 Aug

 Lobo Overlook, Rio Grande and San Juan National Forests: 10 Aug

 Silver Benchmark, Rio Grande National Forest: 11 Aug

 Treasure Mountain, Rio Grande National Forest: 12 Aug

 Treasure Falls, San Juan National Forest: 12 Aug

 Vallecito to Windom, San Juan National Forest: 20-24 Aug

 Dark Canyon and Runlett Park on Middle Mountain, San Juan National Forest: 28 Aug

 Cave Basin, San Juan National Forest: 30 Aug

 Animas Overlook on Barnes Mountain, San Juan National Forest: 6 Sep

 Junction Creek Colorado Trail, San Juan National Forest: 9 Sep

 Sliderock Mountain, San Juan National Forest: 12 Sep

 Lewis Mountain and Columbus Mine, San Juan National Forest: 14 Sep

 Highline Colorado Trail, Grindston, Bear Creek, Sawtooth loop, San Juan National Forest: 20 Sep

 Parrott Peak and Madden Peak, San Juan National Forest: 22 Sep

 Madden Trail, San Juan National Forest: 23 Sep

 Robertson Pasture, Twin Peaks, and Spring Creek Trail, Manti-La Sal National Forest: 25 Sep

 Abajo Peak, Manti-La Sal National Forest: 27 Sep

 Newspaper Rock and Indian Point, Monticello BLM: 30 Sep

 Butler Wash Ruins Overlook, Bears Ears National Monument: 3 Oct

 Upper Butler Wash, Bears Ears National Monument: 3 Oct

 Posey's Trail, Bears Ears National Monument: 3 Oct

 South Fork Mule Canyon, Bears Ears National Monument: 5 Oct

 Mule Canyon Roadside Ruin, Bears Ears National Monument: 5 Oct

 Starvation Knoll, Bears Ears National Monument: 5 Oct

 Kane Gulch to a Natural Arch, Bears Ears National Monument: 6 Oct

 Biggest Cave in Butler Wash, Bears Ears National Monument: 7 Oct

 Ridgetop Adventure above Butler Wash, Bears Ears National Monument: 7 Oct

 Dinosaur Footprints in Butler Wash, Bears Ears National Monument: 7 Oct

 Fish and Owl Loop, Bears Ears National Monument: 9 Oct

 North Fork Mule Canyon, Bears Ears National Monument: 11 Oct

 Arch Canyon, Bears Ears National Monument: 12 Oct

 Limestone Cave above Comb Wash, Bears Ears National Monument: 12 Oct

 Lower Mule Canyon, Bears Ears National Monument: 14 Oct

 Above Mule Canyon, Bears Ears National Monument: 15 Oct

 Tooth Benchmark, Bears Ears National Monument: 19 Oct

 Bears Backbone, Bears Ears National Monument: 21 Oct

 Monarch Point, Bears Ears National Monument: 24 Oct

 Procession Points, Bears Ears National Monument: 24 Oct

 Just One More Peak (and 3.5 More Canyons), Bears Ears National Monument: 27 Oct

 Sandal Trail and the rest, Navajo National Monument: 28 Oct

 Humphreys Peak, Coconino National Forest: 1 Nov

 Eldon Mountain Lookout via Fatmans Loop, Coconino National Forest: 5 Nov

 Little Eldon Mountain, Coconino National Forest: 7 Nov

 Lenox Crater and Bonito Lava Flow, Sunset Crater National Monument: 11 Nov

 Ancestral Peubloan Ruins of Wupatki, Wupatki National Monument: 11 Nov

 Walker Lake, Coconino National Forest: 12 Nov

 O'Leary Peak and Lookout, Darton Dome, and Robinson Mountain, Coconino National Forest: 13 Nov

 Tom Moody Loop, Coconino National Forest: 15 Nov

 Old Caves Crater, Coconino National Forest: 17 Nov

 Wing Mountain, Coconino National Forest: 18 Nov

 Lava River Cave, Coconino National Forest: 18 Nov

 Circle Benchmark, Kaibab National Forest: 21 Nov

 Dams of Stone and Steel, Kaibab National Forest: 22 Nov

 Woodchute Mountain, Prescott National Forest: 23 Nov

 Medlar Mesa and Crater Mountain, Prescott National Forest: 25 Nov

 Granite Mountain, Yuma BLM: 29 Nov

 Queen Mountain, Joshua Tree National Park: 6 Dec

 Ryan Mountain, Joshua Tree National Forest: 7 Dec

 Fortynine Palms Oasis, Joshua Tree National Park: 8 Dec

 Bartlett Mountains, Barstow BLM: 11 Dec

 Copper Mountain, Barstow BLM: 13 Dec

 Sheephole Mountains high point, Needles BLM: 15 Dec

 Old Woman Benchmark, Barstow BLM: 18 Dec

 Granite Peaks West, San Bernardino National Forest: 19 Dec

 Silver Peak, San Bernardino National Forest: 21 Dec

 Lizards Mouth Rock, Los Padres National Forest: 28 Dec

 Cozy Dell to Valley View Camp, Los Padres National Forest: 31 Dec




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