Arizona Peace Trail - Day 3 - Caution! Dangerous Mountain Cliffs & Challenging Trails Ahead

As the AZPT adventure continues into day 3, Kirk & Darren continue their offraod adventure visiting a wide variety of interesting spurs in the Hualapai Mountains. However they eventually realize they've underestimated the moving speed of this mountainous terrain and must prioritize descending from the Hualapai Mountains before freezing temperatures make tent camping dangerous.
Day 3 Spurs with Coordinates:
Gold King Mansion & Mine - Hualapai: 35.02648, -113.83664
Survivalist Camp - Hualapai: 35.01657, -113.94612
Petroglyphs off Walnut Creek Trail - Yucca: 35.03500, -113.96795
Boriana Mine - Yucca: 34.93704, -113.91868
Goldfish pond - Yucca: 34.93763, -113.91652
Day 3 Tracks:
www.gaiagps.com/map/?loc=8.3/...
Full Trip Tracks:
www.gaiagps.com/map/?loc=7.4/...
Arizona Peace Trail Route with Waypoints:
www.gaiagps.com/map/?loc=6.5/...
AZPT Official Facebook Group:
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AZPT Website:
arizonapeacetrail.org/
A special thanks to AZ Game & Fish, Yuma, Mohave & La Paz counties, AZ State Parks & Trails, BLM, AZ State Lands & the AZPT volunteers who maintain the AZ Peace Trail.
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If you would like to donate to the AZPT non-profit organization who maintains these trail systems please send donations to:
Arizona Peace Trail
P.O. Box 878
Bouse, AZ, 85325
If you cannot donate please consider picking up one piece of trash at every destination.

[@kimplehn8855]

This was the most challenging trail yet. I loved seeing the contrast of snow and pine trees, then desert and cactus in the same day. Your videography is amazing. Thoroughly enjoying your off road adventure! ❤

[@stephenmiller5023]

Spending “ Quality time “ with your Dad ……”Priceless” My pops is going to be turning 95 in one month on May 18th , and while he & I never did a run like this one , we did plenty of Desert trips out in Areas such as Glamis & Gordon’s wells & Buttercup dunes with all the family and friends that could make those trips with us . My old 1974 Chenowth Corvair powered dune buggy with kids seat in rear took my Dad & I & my 2 daughters on many memorable excursions. I wasn’t fortunate enough to be able to document them in video format at the times ( over 20 years ago almost now) , but we have shoe boxes full of pictures to re-live those days gone-bye. Enjoy Every precious moment , and give your old man a hug from me , as he’s a true trooper like mine still is. I’m 64 now , and while not getting out as much as I used to to camp & explore , my retirement in 11 months should hopefully change all that for the better , and if I can convince the “ Old Man” to come along we might have one or two more adventures in him. Stay safe guys , and Thanks for posting this series so far …😎👍

[@csgodenver]

March -got it

[@user-ub5zv7qm1d]

once again another great video, looking forward to day 4

[@RowansAdventures]

Wow, this is another awesome video. Your videography is amazing, I really like the recording of the mic conversations that you have. I haven't really seen that with other channels.

[@moez1774]

Wow, amazing video.. very nice

[@moez1774]

I got sweaty palms watching the parts where your Pops was on 3 wheels.

[@blacklabeloffroad]

This is awesome, I been following, what a great time this must have been. I love it! What tires are you guys running? I also have an X3 but the Max 4 seater.

[@OffroadDestinations]

We are both riding on M1 Evil tires. They were recommended from a power sport company in Parker and now that we have some solid miles on them, they proved to be absolute best for this terrain and we'll never go back to anything else. Even after the peace trail we still have 3/4" tread left. I think they'll easily see 5,000 miles.

[@blacklabeloffroad]

@@OffroadDestinations Great thanks, I been wanting some better tires over the stock ones. I been scared to go too far out on these stock tires, I got a slash in one of my stock ones first time out. I really enjoy your videos so please keep them coming.

[@kimplehn8855]

I just can’t get over those “wild” goldfish! They are such a novelty in an environment that is so hot in the summer. They’ve adapted and are so unique. I’ll always remember this oddity in your Arizona Peace Trail adventure!!

[@csgodenver]

What time of year did you do the trail?

[@ekucera541]

March

[@notlisted-cl5ls]

scumbag visitors would never expect an ambush out there. or a lot of roofing nails all over the trail.