I liked that trail, was never hard to find the trail. I never saw that second Arch down below, but I believe the triple Arch is within the big arch. There are two small holes on the top and I believe they count those as the other two arches to call it the triple Arch.
Another great video! Jerry I watched a video of you and one of your buddies backpacking for a night and you played a short musical piece when you were getting up. I believe it’s a classical piece and I can’t find the video and I’m dying to know what the musical piece was? Can you help me. You and Tina have never made a bad video. Thanks for your help.
Those red arrows might be there, to lead gold prospectors- to mines, digspots, etc. I was just out there yesterday. I'd recommend carrying sidearms out there. I've spotted a mountain lion in those areas, and there's no phone service there as well. Also I hoped you're using Garmin gps units(And not a smartphone.) My Garmin Montana has one great feature called 'tracks', that records my entire hike. just follow that visual route backwards, back to your vehicle. I also carry a Lifestraw.
That area can be deceiving. Did the willow springs loop very close to there and that 4.7 mile loop according to All Trails Is really 7 + miles according to GPS recording . Los Dos Molinos south central ave. Finally did an edited video and have gained tons of respect for what you do in the process. Thx Again Jerry and Tina !
I may be wrong but I think you can see this from a side trail off of Bulldog Canyon. I think I saw this same arch while in my Jeep. Couldn't get even remotely close to it. Lol great video always!
Definitely plenty of OHV/offroad routes out there. You could get a permit and drive a lot of this trail according to a sign on the gate at the parking lot.
@@JerryArizona yes, that's what I do. Lol we enjoy watching you guys do the hard work and we enjoy getting to places under Jeep power! Lol @tp53bomberjk is our Instagram.
It's a cool area and a nice alternative to the Supes. We wanted to backpack it and actually drove up there the day before, but it was raining and freezing, so we decided to day hike instead.
@@JerryArizona I like the less traveled paths...more enjoyable. Wife tweaked her knee so I may have another solo hike to do! Watching the weather, planning Battleship Sunday or Monday....this one maybe Thursday? With the warmer weather are snakes a concern yet?
@@jonschmidt1709 they're a concern, but I've never run across them....well, except that time Tina said "Do you hear that rattlesnake?" and I said "Those are cicadas".....5 minutes later Tina says "I can't believe you stepped right over that rattlesnake." Never saw it. I try to keep my eyes open now...and listen to Arizona natives when they say they hear rattlesnakes.
@@JerryArizona Great hike! Didn't see another person til I had about 1.5 miles left...there were some turkey vultures flying around, don't know if they new I wasn't from around here or thought I was a noob. a lot less mental than Battleship, a little bit of everything....
Moon Juice hikes just did a hike video for Picketpost and he came across the same thing' Red arrows painted on the rocks. Please people leave the spray paint at home in the garage. Another great vid by the way.
I'm afraid it is a specific person who is doing this. I believe they may have been turned in to authorities. I hope so, anyway. It's ridiculous. And like I said, not even helpful.
"I DONT want to have to start dating again"... LOL Jerry you crack me up. Love a hike with a good bit of route finding. Looks like you guys had a great adventure. And, yes to the always post-hike Mexican food. -E
Thanks jerry and Tina, I live very close to the goldfields and have four wheeled back there . BUT trails that kinda sorta dissappear are not for me. You guys ever try Elvira"s mexican food in the far east valley ? old but goodie
Great advice to arrow person. Always nice to hear a guy acknowledge the "keeper" they are with. (even if that one was just a tad bit lame ;) ) You do better at saying it than that time I bet! Hope you had some great food!
Jerry - My wife and I love checking out all of the great places that you and Tina adventure to. Do you by chance have a list anywhere of the cameras, gimbals, etc. that you guys use?
I need to make that video. Currently using mainly just a GoPro 9. No gimbal necessary since their stabilization in the GoPro 8. I also film on Canon EOS R sometimes. I use a Weebil S gimbal with that, but it's heavy and impractical for most hikes, so I usually stick with the GoPro.
@@JerryArizona Thanks so much for the reply, I have an old Hero4 Silver and clearly need to upgrade. We have been shooting on that and camera phones and realize that we need to up our game. The gimbal was my next question, but I think that the stabilization solves for that. Anyway, thanks. We love the videos - keep them coming!
Love watching the artistry of your camera skills no matter where you are. We yell, "OMG look at that angle, look at the perfect shot they got" ! So talented! If we just did the first part where it was well marked, would it still be worth It? And got to ask, what's your favorite Mexican restaurant in the Mesa, AZ area?
Thanks! I thought the Goldfields were pretty and unique, even without the arch. If you do try that, I recommend going right on that loop I marked out until the cave. It was pretty interesting. Turn around any time you feel like after that. Definitely pre-mark on GPS though. There are NO trail signs or markers. Even though the trail may be apparent, it would be easy to lose track of what trail you were on though.
And for high end, Spotted Donkey was great. Usually, we go to Plaza Bonita, Macayos (strangely enough) or La Fonda Del Sol. El Patio at the Cottonwood road is probably our favorite, but it's up north. El Encanto in Cave Creek is good, but the wait is crazy.
Sometimes I think the idiots that markup the trail like “Red Arrow Guy” are just doing that to mess with people. I’m mean really? How does anyone think that’s helping? If they wanted to help it would have been easier to mark it with a cairn than drag a can of spray paint up there.
Unfortunately, I've seen who I think did this online. They are very open that they do it, they do it on purpose, and they will not be discouraged or convinced that it's wrong. It blows my mind.
I liked that trail, was never hard to find the trail. I never saw that second Arch down below, but I believe the triple Arch is within the big arch. There are two small holes on the top and I believe they count those as the other two arches to call it the triple Arch.
The Goldfields are underrated. We need to get back out and explore more of them sometime.
Hey Jerry, Another great video. Really enjoyed your cinematography. Tony Random Adventures 2.0
Another great video! Jerry I watched a video of you and one of your buddies backpacking for a night and you played a short musical piece when you were getting up. I believe it’s a classical piece and I can’t find the video and I’m dying to know what the musical piece was? Can you help me. You and Tina have never made a bad video. Thanks for your help.
Not sure what video you're talking about, but I usually use Edvard Grieg's "Morning" when I do a morning montage. Maybe that's it?
Those red arrows might be there, to lead gold prospectors- to mines, digspots, etc. I was just out there yesterday. I'd recommend carrying sidearms out there. I've spotted a mountain lion in those areas, and there's no phone service there as well. Also I hoped you're using Garmin gps units(And not a smartphone.) My Garmin Montana has one great feature called 'tracks', that records my entire hike. just follow that visual route backwards, back to your vehicle. I also carry a Lifestraw.
Awesome as Always! #StopTheArrowMan
Thanks Again For Sharing
That area can be deceiving. Did the willow springs loop very close to there and that 4.7 mile loop according to All Trails Is really 7 + miles according to GPS recording .
Los Dos Molinos south central ave.
Finally did an edited video and have gained tons of respect for what you do in the process.
Thx Again Jerry and Tina !
The guy who taught me how to use a camera swears by Los Dos Molinos. We need to check it out.
@@JerryArizona the green Chile stew “Hatch” is killer . Margaritas will nock your socks off also .
Excellent video. And Tina didn’t give you the finger, 😱
Not that I caught on camera, anyway.....
I may be wrong but I think you can see this from a side trail off of Bulldog Canyon. I think I saw this same arch while in my Jeep. Couldn't get even remotely close to it. Lol great video always!
Definitely plenty of OHV/offroad routes out there. You could get a permit and drive a lot of this trail according to a sign on the gate at the parking lot.
@@JerryArizona yes, that's what I do. Lol we enjoy watching you guys do the hard work and we enjoy getting to places under Jeep power! Lol @tp53bomberjk is our Instagram.
Another winner chicken dinner special! Fossil creek last Friday and skiing Flagstaff tomorrow. The Forever Bachelor keeps it rolling! Timmy C
Sounds like a good itinerary. We skied Snow Bowl a few weeks back.
Wow, gained a bunch of subscribers since last time I checked in, nice!
Thanks Again For Streaming Your Life Here On TH-cam.
Really cool video. I love the mountains and love living in a place where I’m surrounded by them. 😊 Thanks for sharing! Great channel! I’m following!
Looks like a fun adventure. Thanks for posting this - it added to my morning.
Another great adventure!
As always, great video Jerry! May have to check that one out next week!
It's a cool area and a nice alternative to the Supes. We wanted to backpack it and actually drove up there the day before, but it was raining and freezing, so we decided to day hike instead.
@@JerryArizona I like the less traveled paths...more enjoyable. Wife tweaked her knee so I may have another solo hike to do! Watching the weather, planning Battleship Sunday or Monday....this one maybe Thursday? With the warmer weather are snakes a concern yet?
@@jonschmidt1709 they're a concern, but I've never run across them....well, except that time Tina said "Do you hear that rattlesnake?" and I said "Those are cicadas".....5 minutes later Tina says "I can't believe you stepped right over that rattlesnake." Never saw it. I try to keep my eyes open now...and listen to Arizona natives when they say they hear rattlesnakes.
@@JerryArizona Now that's funny right there....will keep my eyes peeled!
@@JerryArizona Great hike! Didn't see another person til I had about 1.5 miles left...there were some turkey vultures flying around, don't know if they new I wasn't from around here or thought I was a noob. a lot less mental than Battleship, a little bit of everything....
did this yesterday -- i lollipopped like you guys did clockwise. I thought it was pretty well marked but still good to have the map just in case
Moon Juice hikes just did a hike video for Picketpost and he came across the same thing' Red arrows painted on the rocks. Please people leave the spray paint at home in the garage. Another great vid by the way.
I'm afraid it is a specific person who is doing this. I believe they may have been turned in to authorities. I hope so, anyway. It's ridiculous. And like I said, not even helpful.
"I DONT want to have to start dating again"... LOL Jerry you crack me up. Love a hike with a good bit of route finding. Looks like you guys had a great adventure. And, yes to the always post-hike Mexican food. -E
Great stuff you all! I just hiked Peralta trail. Now that was killer!! I just had some Mexican food to cheers my day 😂
Is this out by Horns of Dilema?
Looks further to the southwest. But I'm not sure. Haven't heard of Horns of Dilemma, so I just searched it on Alltrails.
Great video! Are you guys still planning to hike the canyon soon?
Grand canyon? We need to get to it this year, but it's not scheduled yet. One of these days.
Thanks jerry and Tina, I live very close to the goldfields and have four wheeled back there . BUT trails that kinda sorta dissappear are not for me.
You guys ever try Elvira"s mexican food in the far east valley ? old but goodie
No, but I need to add it to the list then.
Great advice to arrow person. Always nice to hear a guy acknowledge the "keeper" they are with. (even if that one was just a tad bit lame ;) ) You do better at saying it than that time I bet! Hope you had some great food!
Jerry - My wife and I love checking out all of the great places that you and Tina adventure to. Do you by chance have a list anywhere of the cameras, gimbals, etc. that you guys use?
I need to make that video. Currently using mainly just a GoPro 9. No gimbal necessary since their stabilization in the GoPro 8. I also film on Canon EOS R sometimes. I use a Weebil S gimbal with that, but it's heavy and impractical for most hikes, so I usually stick with the GoPro.
@@JerryArizona Thanks so much for the reply, I have an old Hero4 Silver and clearly need to upgrade. We have been shooting on that and camera phones and realize that we need to up our game. The gimbal was my next question, but I think that the stabilization solves for that. Anyway, thanks. We love the videos - keep them coming!
I'll have to check this one out, never looked at trails here but looking at the map there seem to be a ton of trails
we will gladly join you guys sometime on a hike!
trysome italian food some day !
We love Italian food. Check out Dahl & Diluca in Sedona if you have a chance.
Love watching the artistry of your camera skills no matter where you are. We yell, "OMG look at that angle, look at the perfect shot they got" ! So talented! If we just did the first part where it was well marked, would it still be worth It? And got to ask, what's your favorite Mexican restaurant in the Mesa, AZ area?
Thanks! I thought the Goldfields were pretty and unique, even without the arch. If you do try that, I recommend going right on that loop I marked out until the cave. It was pretty interesting. Turn around any time you feel like after that. Definitely pre-mark on GPS though. There are NO trail signs or markers. Even though the trail may be apparent, it would be easy to lose track of what trail you were on though.
And for high end, Spotted Donkey was great. Usually, we go to Plaza Bonita, Macayos (strangely enough) or La Fonda Del Sol. El Patio at the Cottonwood road is probably our favorite, but it's up north. El Encanto in Cave Creek is good, but the wait is crazy.
Arrow people piss me off
Sometimes I think the idiots that markup the trail like “Red Arrow Guy” are just doing that to mess with people. I’m mean really? How does anyone think that’s helping? If they wanted to help it would have been easier to mark it with a cairn than drag a can of spray paint up there.
Unfortunately, I've seen who I think did this online. They are very open that they do it, they do it on purpose, and they will not be discouraged or convinced that it's wrong. It blows my mind.
@@JerryArizona the thing is I believe it’s illegal. If he’s that cocky about it he’ll eventually get caught.