Romero Pools via Romero Canyon Trail(edit)

Sights to See

• Romero Pools
• Bighorn Fire

Rate this Hike

★★★★★


SilentGlen4140 1 year ago
Rating should be “difficult” rather than moderate; it is very rocky around a number of peaks. Some areas are very narrow and steep. I personally didn’t find the pools very alluring, but my buddie really wanted to treat herself to water here in the desert.
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FullGlen4577 2 years, 11 months ago
The destination is the reward. Very rocky and over 1,000 foot elevation gain makes it challenging. Worth the rocky climb to see the pools and spend some time there. I’m my opinion, should be a “difficult” not “moderate.” Must do early in the morning. Gets hot quickly.
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Merrill Howard 3 years ago
It was tough I’m almost 80 with bad knees lots of rocks and up and downs but man oh man what a beautiful hike the pools at the end were worth it best of all I did it
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Doug Pierce 7 years, 5 months ago
This is a very nice and scenic hike. I began just before sunrise. The air was very chilly, but as soon as the sun rose above the mountains, the temperature warmed up quickly, but was still comfortable in late morning.The landscape was surprisingly lush and verdant, owing to significant rainfalll in October. Numerous plants were in bloom, making for a very aesthetic hike. Visibility was excellent in mid-autumn conditions. - I had hoped to sight a Big Horn Sheep, after seeing numerous signs about them, but came up empty. I did spot a Gila Monster, which was the highlight of my day. The Romero Pools are situated about 3 miles from the trailhead and are beautiful. If you hike another 0.3 miles, you will encounter another set of pools.
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MajorRappel6048 1 year, 2 months ago
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dontmacarthur 2 years, 3 months ago
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FullTundra4865 3 years, 1 month ago
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LittleEGels8920 3 years, 3 months ago
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don 3 years, 10 months ago
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