(ARIZONA HIGHWAYS TV) - Camelback Mountain is a right of passage for many folks in Arizona. But for some, it's more than just making it to the top of the mountain.
That was a woman named Metro: *"It says that Metro suffered physical, emotional and psychological injuries and damages as a result of the rescue and that her husband, George Metro, suffered loss of consortium - a claim used to describe damages suffered by spouses of personal injury plaintiffs."* $2M suit was filed.
last time i went up cholla, was a new years day, and the high temperature in phoenix that day was 39F. i was sweating in the sun and froze in the shade.
Dude is going to suffer extreme knee issues if he does this for years . I can't stand those rude jerks rushing up and down the trails. Ive seen them almost knock people down sometimes. There should be rules against this nonsense!!!😡😡 Both Cholla and Echo are not hard only hard part is not bringing enough water. Bring at least about a gallon or more.
Hikers have right of way to runners. Runners have right of way to bicycles. Everyone yields to horseback/horses. Uphill always has right of way, and when you're descending you're to yield to those coming up except horseback/horses. Trail etiquette 101.
