So I wanted to drive the "back way" up Mount Lemmon, on the Control Road... but I saw some trails that branched off so I tried some of them.
One of them was the craziest $@!^!@ I have ever imagined. I have never been so scared in my life, it was awesome. The higher you got, the more F'd up the trail was. Narrower, rockier, closer to the edge, etc. Best part was the dead end up 4483.
The majority of this stuff was pretty easy, but that last little bit. MAN! I probably will not do that again, at least not alone. So, somebody come with me or something!
Most of the climbing was 20-40 degrees, extremely loose rocks on dirt.
This is the decent from the top. I wet myself continously for about 15 minutes. I never thought that was possible.
For most of the trail, certain death was a few feet away. In certain parts the trail was inches wider than the FJ.
Don't look down!
This was sort of interesting.
On the top of my list of "thing I don't like to see when I'm on loose rocks in a steep climb with an endless fall a foot from my tires" is this:
This is the beginning of the decent at the very top. Free fall to the right, and a big dip over loose rocks that had me balancing on three wheels... holy crap that was scary.
Great fun! It gave me a chance to test out the new CB setup, was able to listen in to the not-too-distant highway. That's some funny chit out there.
As usual, nothing looks cool in photographs.

So, come check it out yourself one day!
