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This tree offers an excellent look into the area's history of wildfire. The area is recovering, but as of March 2017 it's still mostly bushes.
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An awesomely gnarly tree on the Y-Bar trail.
This is the "good" part of the Y Bar Basin Trail with the small, not the large rocks.
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Matthew Brown
Mar 14, 2017 near Payson, AZ
“This tree offers an excellent look into the area's history of wildfire. The area is recovering, but as of March 2017 it's still mostly bushes.”  

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This tree offers an excellent look into the area's history of wildfire. The area is recovering, but as of March 2017 it's still mostly bushes.
This is the "good" part of the Y Bar Basin Trail with the small, not the large rocks.
If you're backpacking on the Y Bar Trail, keep your eyes peeled for good, flat campsites. This was the best we could find, and the minor slope caused some night-time sliding in the tent.
Beautiful scenery of the rock formations on the Barnhardt Trail #43.
A cactus garden along the trail. Barnhardt Trail has many such gems. In early fall, it is in the shade most of the morning as well.
Barnhardt Falls puts on a beautiful display in March of 2017.
It seems that Windsor Spring is totally dry at the end of September. Just moss and rocks.
An awesomely gnarly tree on the Y-Bar trail.
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Y Bar Trail #44

5.6 mi 9.0 km
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Mazatzal Peak Loop

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