Unicycle at Philmont

Another unicycle photo from Philmont.

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i did philmont last year, before i started unicycling though. It was
probably one of the best experiences of my life.

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I went to Philmont last summer, also before I could. I want to go back
and do my hike again, since the grand total mileage (including side
hikes to Baldy, Phillips, and getting water in between our 3rd dry camp)
was 100.4.

Did you do any of the trail? And what countries?

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I am a member of the Philmont Staff Association. I was on staff back in
the early 1970's. Once a summer, Philmont allows PSA members to
participate in a six-day trek. Counting my 4 summers on staff, I have
been to Philmont about a dozen times. It's GREAT!!

My crew started at Lover's Leap turnaround then hiked to 1) Crater Lake
Camp, 2) Fish Camp 3) Crooked Creek Camp, 4) Clear Creek Camp and 5)
Cypher's Mine Camp. We hiked out to Cimarroncito Turnaround on the 6th
day. We figure we hiked about 35 miles. Our highest hike was Mount
Phillips at over 11,000 feet.

PopeSam - 100 miles is a long ways in 10 days. You guys must have really
been pushing it.

After our Philmont trek was over, we went to Carson National Forest near
Taos, NM and hiked Wheeler Peak at just over 13,000 feet.

I have hiked the Tooth of Time and Baldy before but not this year.

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