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Moonshine Arch 210713

July 13, 2021 by Matt Kuczborski

Moonshine Arch

Trail Run on July 13, 2021
Report and photos by Matt K., Trail Leader
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Matt K.
White 2016 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon

Moonshine Arch was the last trail for the day for Matt. The start of Moonshine Arch was really hard to find. There is a marker on the highway approaching it, but the little dirt road branching off looks more like a driveway than a road, so we missed it and had to turn around to make the turn.

In the beginning, it looked like it was going to be just a dirt road again. But that changed after a parking area. The gate for the Moonshine Arch was open and just after the gate the trail was washed out quite a bit going downhill. The only tracks in the dirt were footprints.

It was a short drive to the arch with a few hills to go up and a few tight spots. Soon Matt was at the Moonshine Arch.

There were a few groups of people at the arch, all looking at Matt because he was the only Jeep in the area. It was like he cheated to get to the Moonshine Arch.

After taking some pictures of the Moonshine Arch and walking around Matt turned around and went back the same way he came in. It was a great day of wheeling.

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Report from a Different Day

May 14, 2018

Led by Monica I.
We had intended to hike up to the arch because we didn’t find any information until the day before that we could actually drive to it.  What a nice surprise!  We had been looking forward to the hike, but this would give us more time in the day for trails. …
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