May 31, 2024
Hiking to see Weavers Needle.
Arizona
1988
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Hiking to see Weavers Needle.
Arizona
1988
Weaver's Needle
East Boulder Canyon as the very last rays of sun strike Weavers Needle. Wildflowers are still blooming in the Superstition Mountains Arizona as temperatures climb into the 90s here. Catclaw Acacia, Prickly Pear cactus, and Verbena flowers all share the magnificent view. Weavers Needle was named after Pauline Weaver, an early mountain man here in the wilderness. The needle is perhaps the most iconic and most photographed landmark in the mountains and is the remnant core of an extinct volcano.
#8 February 27
Superstition Mountain
4.87mi; 3:10:13
1324ft elevation gain
Love will always guide you home ♡
Completely taken away that this is my Home.
Another weekend in the Superstitions 🏜️
