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Agua Caliente -9217 blogAgua Caliente Trail (View from Agua Caliente Trail of the Rincon Mountains.) — Image by kenne

Poets utter great and wise things which they do not themselves understand.

Plato

Hiking The La Milagrosa / Agua Caliente Canyon Loop — Panoramas   1 comment

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Hiking the La Milagrosa / Agua Caliente Canyon Loop is a popular hike offered by the Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists (SCVN). The 6.5-mile loop takes the hiker up the ridgelines and down into two canyons located on the eastern edge of the Santa Catalina Mountains. We usually hike the loop clockwise, taking the Milarosa trail first looping back through the Agua Caliente Canyon, but this morning (December 9, 2016) we reversed the loop hike thereby providing a different perspective for those of us who usually hike the loop clockwise. 

The vistas from the ridges provide hikers beautiful panoramas of Tucson, the Catalina Foothills and the Santa Catalina Mountains through which the lower segment of the Catalina Highway can be seen. Since this was a beautiful clear morning, I decided to take the time to take photos that could be merged into panoramas in Photoshop. ENJOY!

kenne

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“When you travel towards your objective
be sure to pay attention to the path.
The path teaches us the best way to arrive
and enriches us while we are traveling alone it.”

— Paulo Coelho

Milagrosa Loop Trail, December 4, 2015   1 comment

 

Milagrosa Loop Trail — Images by kenne
(Click on any of the images for larger view in a slideshow format.)

 

Forgotten Dreams In An Abandoned Ranch House   2 comments

Milagrosa Loop (1 of 1)-9 art blogForgotten Dreams In An Abandoned Ranch House — Computer Art By kenne

Forgotten Dreams

Every trail has a past.
Hundreds of hikers have
walked its rocky path
sharing stories laced
with embellished truths,
myths and legends.

Combining several trails
that loop through
the La Milagrosa and
Agua Caliente Canyons,
we began our hike
walking down Horsehead Road

through a gated community
before taking a rocky 4WD road
to the La Milagrosa Ridge trail
passing by an abandoned ranch house —
light now shines through its roof,
giving exit to forgotten dreams.

— kenne

Hiking the La Milagrosa Loop In The Santa Catalina Mountains   2 comments

(CLICK ON ANY OF THE TILED IMAGES TO SEE LARGER VIEW IN A SLIDE SHOW FORMAT.)

Hiking the La Milagrosa Loop in the Santa Catalina Mountains (December 5, 2014) lead by Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists (SCVN). The 6.6 mile loop combines trails through the La Milagrosa and Agua Caliente Canyons. Parts of theses canyons are also popular to more adventurous hikers and rock climbers than our Friday SCVN hikers. (Click here.)

May your trails be crooked,
winding, lonesome, dangerous,
leading to the most amazing view.
May your mountains rise
into and above the clouds.

— Edward Abbey

 

Hiking The La Milagrosa Canyon and Aqua Caliente Canyon Loop   5 comments

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Naturalist Dan (Dusty) Granger Led a SCVN Hike On The La Milagrosa Canyon and Agua Caliente Canyon east of Tucson (February 28, 2014) — Images by kenne [Click On Any Of The Gallery Images To See Slideshow.]

Hiking The Milagrosa Loop   5 comments

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Milagrosa Loop Images by kenne (Click on any of the thumbnail images to see a slideshow.)

This was a Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists (SCVN) lead hike, December 6, 2013. The loop trail is in the La Milagrosa Canyon and Agua Caliente Canyon east of Tucson. This is a great winter hiking trail, one I hope to do again soon.

kenne

Capturing The Moment — Canyon Rim Sunlight   Leave a comment

Canyon Rim Sunlight blogCanyon Rim Sunlight — Imager by kenne

A midday sunrise

Viewed from deep in the canyon

Rim sunlight glistens. 

— kenne

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