Re: Log Corral w/ Verde River crossing 9/14
I have done Log Corral many times, as well as Hackberry. Log Corral changes more than Cardinals Qbs. Once the rains come, it changes dramatically. Sometimes it fills the rock garden with sand, and there is no problem whatsoever, other times the rains wash all the sand out of there, and it really becomes fun again. To me, Hackberry does not change that much, and its a constant, and you know what to expect. Log Corral after serious rains is a crapshoot until you get up to it. 2 years ago I led our BOZO group through after monstrous rains, and the creek had been running in a HUGE way, the water had been hill to hill at its widest point heading through the wash to get to the gate. It was remarkable how much everything had changed, to the point where it was a crapshoot to even find the gate. The rockgarden then was really really fun. It had washed all the sand out, and you had some fun obstacles to get over. So in answer to the original question, it's hard to answer whether one is harder than the other. it all depends on the recent weather conditions for each trail. I would give them both about a 3.3 on the wheeling scale though.
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