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May 30, 2020 — Greens Peak is a 10,000 foot knoll in Arizona. Its grassy summit can be driven up by pretty much any vehicle, but Matt and I decided to hike from its base to justify driving way out here in the middle of nowhere to do this peak. The road has some nice views of the interesting grassy area, but this is certainly not an interesting hike. We were happy to just catch up and enjoy the morning on this easy road walk. The summit has tons of radio towers, but it was fun to pick out some of the peaks in the distance.
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