I appreciate the before and after snake clips. I remember being out on the go John trail years ago and getting spooked by 2 smaller snakes, going around them only then to encounter a western diamondback. I felt paranoid and trapped for sure! 😂
Thanks Bob! The music is one of a handful of free options that comes with the editing software I use. Its called Wondershare Filmora. Cheap software, but works well enough to slap these amateur videos together.
Great clip comparing the hiking before and after seeing a snake 😆 Thanks for posting all these videos. Looking for easy trails to start on for first timer backpacking. Any suggestions for one nighters to try for our first backpacking trip?
Hey Amy! Sure, I have an idea for a first time overnight trip. You'll want to aim for a place where you can filter water, so you don't have to carry two days worth of water. That will make the pack lighter and the hike more manageable. A good spot right now would be the Picket Post TH on the Arizona Trail, heading south to a rainwater collection tank. 11.4 miles of easy to light/moderate hiking, out and back. Good news is, the same section would be perfect for 2 night, 3 day trip as well if you decide you want to try going a little further. Its gorgeous out there. This is a good time to do it too, before it gets too hot. Here is a video of that hike to give you an idea of what to expect: th-cam.com/video/Tvo3yIWxcCw/w-d-xo.html
Nice! Enjoy it man. If you can handle a few more miles, I’d recommend Battleship Mountain. If you want a physical challenge, Flat Iron is THE hike for you. I’ve got videos of both of those hikes - check ‘em out.
Hey Abe! Music Mountain is located deep in the eastern supes, surrounded by Dutchman 104, Peters Trail, Hoolie Bacon and the Red Tanks trail. I’ve never climbed the peak, but I assume you would access it from Music Canyon, off the Dutchman 104 trail. In addition to downloading a GPS map, grab a Green Trails map to help find the way. Also, this won’t be an easy adventure. Difficult hiking just to get to Music Canyon, very difficult to climb the summit. At this moment, the canyons are dry too.
Great video, I live very near the Superstitions. I must say however that hiking alone in these mountains is never a good idea. Every year people get lost here and have to be rescued out. Don't go by yourself!
I do have a video showing where to find permanent water in the Supes....hopefully this helps! th-cam.com/video/rszsNe9QnEs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=z1i86m0TkjGXMA_4
This is how a trail review should look! Sweet, simple, to the point with little nuggets of local information tucked inside. Thank you!
So true after seeing snake. Every stick looks like a snake
''This is how you look like after seeing a snake'' 😀😀
Did this the first weekend in January 2023. Perfect weather and water was flowing, one of my favorite loops to do!
Exactly! Love when the water is flowing in the Supes, I literally plan my weekends around it! Lol
I appreciate the before and after snake clips. I remember being out on the go John trail years ago and getting spooked by 2 smaller snakes, going around them only then to encounter a western diamondback. I felt paranoid and trapped for sure! 😂
Ohhh I know what you mean! It takes forever to get the heartbeat to calm down. Then, every stick you see is a Diamondback, every shadow! 😂
Ha, Bob! I talk to him every time I’m in the Superstitions. Love this guy!
Lol! Me too, he’s a chatter box!
@@MoonJuiceHikes 🤣👍
This area has been placed at the top of my list. That's a worldwide list. I got to get out there while I still can.
Thanks for the wonderful tour
Excellent helpful video for me in West Virginia considering Superstitions this year!
Love watching you adventures better then Discovery channel
Dude that portrayal of what you look like hiking then hiking after youve seen a snake, SO TRUE ! EXTREME HIGH ALERT ! lol So funny.
Lol! Ain’t that the truth!?! High alert paranoia
That damn snake pulled a 360 flip !
Right! I thought he was asleep, or doing some sort of snake meditation... damn thing was fast!
Imagine had he done that flip and split while between your feet. @@MoonJuiceHikes
Cannot wait until the summer never been to Arizona but cannot wait to do this hike
It’s amazing out here in the Superstitions, you’re gonna love it. If you have any questions or need any help, let me know!
Fantastic! Good job, where did you get that music? That makes the trip a real joy! Bob.
Thanks Bob! The music is one of a handful of free options that comes with the editing software I use. Its called Wondershare Filmora. Cheap software, but works well enough to slap these amateur videos together.
Great clip comparing the hiking before and after seeing a snake 😆
Thanks for posting all these videos. Looking for easy trails to start on for first timer backpacking. Any suggestions for one nighters to try for our first backpacking trip?
Hey Amy! Sure, I have an idea for a first time overnight trip. You'll want to aim for a place where you can filter water, so you don't have to carry two days worth of water. That will make the pack lighter and the hike more manageable. A good spot right now would be the Picket Post TH on the Arizona Trail, heading south to a rainwater collection tank. 11.4 miles of easy to light/moderate hiking, out and back. Good news is, the same section would be perfect for 2 night, 3 day trip as well if you decide you want to try going a little further. Its gorgeous out there. This is a good time to do it too, before it gets too hot. Here is a video of that hike to give you an idea of what to expect: th-cam.com/video/Tvo3yIWxcCw/w-d-xo.html
@@MoonJuiceHikes awesome, thank you! And it’s very close to me, bonus!
@@spellbound021 Do it! I’m sure you’ll have a great time!
look at the views
Feels like another planet
What's up man! I enjoyed the video. I'm about to do this hike ! Any other recommendations?
Nice! Enjoy it man. If you can handle a few more miles, I’d recommend Battleship Mountain. If you want a physical challenge, Flat Iron is THE hike for you. I’ve got videos of both of those hikes - check ‘em out.
"Hey moon juice "
I've never been hiking before, what trail would you recommend i take up to music mountain in the superstition ?
Hey Abe! Music Mountain is located deep in the eastern supes, surrounded by Dutchman 104, Peters Trail, Hoolie Bacon and the Red Tanks trail. I’ve never climbed the peak, but I assume you would access it from Music Canyon, off the Dutchman 104 trail. In addition to downloading a GPS map, grab a Green Trails map to help find the way. Also, this won’t be an easy adventure. Difficult hiking just to get to Music Canyon, very difficult to climb the summit. At this moment, the canyons are dry too.
@@MoonJuiceHikes thanks
Great video, I live very near the Superstitions. I must say however that hiking alone in these mountains is never a good idea. Every year people get lost here and have to be rescued out. Don't go by yourself!
@@PMurray2694 👍
On your future adventures would you please list distances and water sources?
I do have a video showing where to find permanent water in the Supes....hopefully this helps! th-cam.com/video/rszsNe9QnEs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=z1i86m0TkjGXMA_4