Left to right: Neal Wring, Bill Plesha, Les Reister, Gary Bray, Clare Bangs, Marilyn Reynolds and Lynn Warren (photographer) near the summit of Superstition Peak.
Lynn Warren
How often do you get to look down on Weaver’s Needle without being in a plane or balloon? On November 13 seven B Hikers did just this by completing one of the most difficult hikes in the valley, going from Hieroglyphic Canyon to the top of Superstition Peak (5,057 feet); the highest point in the Superstitions. This peak, first surveyed in 1899 (one of the earliest in Arizona), provided impressive 360 degree views on a clear, sunny day. The club conducts interesting hikes five days a week for almost every level of fitness; meetings are held in the Tuscany Ballroom on the third Thursday of the month. Visit the club’s website at pchikers.org for more information and pictures.