

Posted: 12/20/2020 10:09:03 PM EST
I need someone to help me locate where I would find this bridge. I figure someone on here has to have crossed it at some point!!
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I'm not bald, I'm follically challenged!!
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Man, i usually know oddball stuff like this.. you got me! I tried to find it.
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Do you have more info? It looks like it has rail ties, so is it mine carts that went across? Foot traffic? Where did you find the photo or hear about it?
Did a Google photo lookup return anything? |
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The only other pics are of some singletrack that is in the same area.
A guy posted it on Facebook, and had ridden his dirt bike to it. I'm not sure if that was legal or not. The rest of the area looked like a bad ass place to ride, but he won't say where it is. |
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I'm not bald, I'm follically challenged!!
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I'm betting mogollon rim somewhere based on the rocks below... Like fossil springs, or tonto or christopher creek.
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Originally Posted By freeride21a: I'm betting mogollon rim somewhere based on the rocks below... Like fossil springs, or tonto or christopher creek. View Quote Would there be dirt bike trails, or is the guy poaching trails?? I've never seen anywhere up there you can ride a dirt bike not on and already existing road. |
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I'm not bald, I'm follically challenged!!
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Shit. I've been there... the location is escaping me.
I'll be back after some coffee. |
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I'm not bald, I'm follically challenged!!
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Tried looking up the few places I could have swore this was... bridges all look different.
You have the other photos. There might be a clue in one them. |
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I'm not bald, I'm follically challenged!!
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I'm not bald, I'm follically challenged!!
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Is that over in New Mexico in Catron County near Glenwood?
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It's Located at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum,if youve never been there.It's time to pack the wife,kids and dogs
and go for a great Hike/walk.It's off I-60 near Superior. Place makes for a great weekend day. https://www.btarboretum.org/ |
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Originally Posted By coltnut: It's Located at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum,if youve never been there.It's time to pack the wife,kids and dogs and go for a great Hike/walk.It's off I-60 near Superior. Place makes for a great weekend day. https://www.btarboretum.org/ View Quote They have a cool suspension bridge but I’ve never seen the green one. They definitely don’t have stands of trees like the other pictures. |
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Originally Posted By winmagbill: They have a cool suspension bridge but I’ve never seen the green one. They definitely don’t have stands of trees like the other pictures. View Quote Looks like the bridge on the far backside of the trails.I could possibly be wrong,i'll have to dig thru pics for it.Been awhile since ive been there. Maybe i need a trip there again to make sure,always enjoy that place. |
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I'm not bald, I'm follically challenged!!
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Originally Posted By coltnut: It's Located at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum,if youve never been there.It's time to pack the wife,kids and dogs and go for a great Hike/walk.It's off I-60 near Superior. Place makes for a great weekend day. https://www.btarboretum.org/ View Quote I doubt they're allowing dirt bikes in the arboretum!! |
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I'm not bald, I'm follically challenged!!
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That is a single single bailey bridge.
It won’t carry much weight. The deck on it is extra added to the a stock bridge. |
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This may be in Oregon:
Illinois River Road 4103, Milepost 16 Bridge Over Briggs Creek Trail Number 1167 There are some differences in the bridge floor, yet I don't know about the respective dates of the pictures. |
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Originally Posted By MattM_Gilbert: This may be in Oregon: Illinois River Road 4103, Milepost 16 Bridge Over Briggs Creek Trail Number 1167 There are some differences in the bridge floor, yet I don't know about the respective dates of the pictures. View Quote It's definitely not in Oregon. Guy who took the pics lives in the east valley, and had people from AZ with him. |
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I'm not bald, I'm follically challenged!!
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The trail and the creek bed remind me of one of the trails to Clear Creek but I’m not familiar with that bridge at that location. The trail in the pic is definitely not intended as a motorcycle trail, that’s for sure.
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It looks really familiar for some reason, I wonder if it has been on AZ Highways?
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Freedom isn't safe, it requires you to take responsibility for your own life, your own safety, and your own success. If you give the state the responsibility for any of these you also give up the freedom that accompanies the responsibility.
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Originally Posted By FightingHellfish: The trail and the creek bed remind me of one of the trails to Clear Creek but I’m not familiar with that bridge at that location. The trail in the pic is definitely not intended as a motorcycle trail, that’s for sure. View Quote Why is that not intended for dirt bikes? |
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Kind of related. How and where is the safest legal place to get to the wagon wheel tracks? I am not parking on the side of the highway.
The old ruts from the ore carts South of 60 just West of Superior. Thanks. |
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Could break an anvil with a rubber mallet
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Originally Posted By TheYellowThing: Kind of related. How and where is the safest legal place to get to the wagon wheel tracks? I am not parking on the side of the highway. The old ruts from the ore carts South of 60 just West of Superior. Thanks. View Quote The last time I went to the wagon tracks, there was a sign on the 60 and we drove right to them. |
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Originally Posted By nimrag: The last time I went to the wagon tracks, there was a sign on the 60 and we drove right to them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By nimrag: Originally Posted By TheYellowThing: Kind of related. How and where is the safest legal place to get to the wagon wheel tracks? I am not parking on the side of the highway. The old ruts from the ore carts South of 60 just West of Superior. Thanks. The last time I went to the wagon tracks, there was a sign on the 60 and we drove right to them. We have a checklist of places/sites to see if we venture out that way. |
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Could break an anvil with a rubber mallet
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Originally Posted By FightingHellfish: You can’t see why that foot path is intended for walking and equestrians? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By FightingHellfish: Originally Posted By spyderboy03: Why is that not intended for dirt bikes? You can’t see why that foot path is intended for walking and equestrians? Without seeing a trail marker like freeride mentioned, no. I suppose lack of ruts in the turn make it a foot path? |
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That is really neat! Hope we can figure it out.
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Blessed be the LORD, my rock, Who trains my hands for war, And my fingers for battle. - Psalm 144:1
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I'm not bald, I'm follically challenged!!
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I think I remember seeing a bridge like that over the Black River on the San Carlos Res but I can't imagine folks would be trail riding like that there.
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Originally Posted By Corporal_Chaos: I think I remember seeing a bridge like that over the Black River on the San Carlos Res but I can't imagine folks would be trail riding like that there. View Quote This would make the most sense. Not saying they would be riding it legally, but I wouldn't put it past 'em to poach a trail if they knew they could get away with it!! |
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I'm not bald, I'm follically challenged!!
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Where ever it is, its cool!
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