The first part of my journey along the MOGOLLON RIM TRAIL sees me leave Cottonwood in Arizona and backpacking all the way to Alma in New Mexico. My first stop is at the amazing Sedona where I spend 3 nights.
@@Intellibear-Evan Thank you for your kind comment. Brett and Melissa do an amazing job creating these fantastic routes, the GET is also an amazing trail, real wilderness, real remoteness, pure quality. Good luck with your planning, if I can help in any way, please feel free to ask.
Thank you so much for the offer, that could prove very helpful! I haven’t done the GET yet, but the DWTH and NNML were both incredible, and I’d highly recommend them. I’d be happy to answer any questions if you haven’t done those yet and plan to!
@@Intellibear-Evan I plan to do them both, thank you very much for the offer. If you’ve done them you won’t have any issues with the MRT. You definitely won’t need your swimsuit 😀 well, depending on how high the Black River is running! Hope you have a great time.
Good to see you back in Arizona. A trick for the cactus needles is get some Elmer's School Glue. Spread on a bit of gauze and place over the needle. Let it dry, then pull it off, the cactus should come out with it. Happy trails Cobber!!!
@@alantraceyoutdoors3572 yes not easy at all. Don't do what I did, got the wrong Elmers Glue, got it off of my cactus problem before it set too hard!! LOL
Excellent stuff again, Alan. I find your films very inspiring and have taken a few ideas to plan my own trips for when I take early retirement at the end of this year. By the way, have you upgraded your camera, the quality seems better somehow.
Thank you for the kind words. I took early retirement just over two yrs ago and can honestly say it’s a whole new experience. The amount of time you have to do things you’ve always wanted to do makes things easy. Well spotted, I’m filming with a DJI Pocket 3 in 4k but my next two videos will probably be in 2k as the WiFi out here is extremely slow.
