Superstition Ridgeline (AZ)

Arizona, US

Distance

20.87 mi

Vertical Gain

8,401 ft

The Superstition Ridgeline provides one of the most beautiful views of Phoenix and it’s surrounding cities. From the Siphon Draw TH in Lost Dutchman State Park the climb up Siphon Draw is steep and the terrain on the top is rugged all the way to the Carney Springs TH on East Peralta Road. If doing the out & back you will be treated with an equally brutal climb back up to the Ridgeline and back across to descend Siphon.

GPS Track

Supes FKT.gpx99.65 KB

FKTs

Mixed-gender team

Self-supported
Jessica Brazeau, Lindsey McDonald, Jake Rewerts			7h 7m 36s	2024-02-17

Female

Unsupported
Kelly Halpin			8h 11m 39s	2024-01-13

Male

Supported
Chris Polito			8h 28m 33s	2021-12-10

Male

Unsupported
Adam Steidler	2h 41m 10s	2024-03-26
Jake Rewerts	3h 6m 27s	2024-02-17
Bill Dittman	3h 6m 30s	2023-03-21
Chris Polito	3h 55m 0s	2021-12-10

Female

Unsupported
Lindsey McDonald			3h 20m 2s	2024-01-27
Sarah (Ports) Connor			3h 43m 23s	2022-02-17

Mixed-gender team

Unsupported
Marcy Beard, John Beard			5h 3m 21s	2024-02-25

Comments

I'm planning on trying the out-and-back tomorrow, supported. I've seen Siphon Draw before and I'm looking forward to exploring the rest of the route (hopefully twice in one day).

Tracking will be active on
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Beautiful day in the Superstitions! I made it over to the saddle before Superstition Peak, found a slot with a boulder problem. I can see how to get up, but decided not to do it solo (I'm not a confident scrambler). Turned around, took a couple more wrong turns (easy to do up there), enjoyed the trek back to Lost Dutchman. Fun and amazing route, in any case!

Heading back to the Supes on Sunday and bringing reinforcements - my husband and I are wanting to try the one-way, co-ed version, if everything works out as planned

Route: Superstition Ridgeline (AZ)

FKTs

Comments