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  • Apparently, when it's rainy and cold (hovering around 50F) Phoenicians do not venture out to the trails because I had the WHOLE park to myself- not another soul in sight except for the ranger who greeted me then promptly went into his office. At first I hesitated to venture onto the trail as an urbanite, I was a bit awed by the silence of being in the vast preserve as the only person out in the open. Then I told myself I had driven all this way in the rain, whole time not knowing if I would hike to just walk for ten minutes and turn around so my driving in getting there was not wasted. I bundled up in my down jacket, gloves, and hat- put on my headphones w my Tibetan meditation music and just started walking on the well groomed, wide trail with no expectations. And you know what? It was divine, it was heavenly, it was purity to just walk with no need to make conversation or to hurry to keep pace with a group. And it was cold and lightly raining but after awhile, I warmed up and forgot about the light rain. The surrounding was serene and peaceful that I felt so grateful for the preserve. I said my thank you to the people who created the preserve. It was simply a perfect existence. I followed the trail and decided to hike to Brown's Summit and really the whole trail is easy. In fact this is a perfect beginner trail for someone who want to try trail running. Even the ascent to the summit is not bad. There was a moment of mysticism when I was sitting at the summit taking in the view. It started to rain harder and then the whole summit got covered in clouds. I could see the clouds coming and forming. It was so thick for a bit that I could not see the hand in front of me. In all my years of living in Phoenix, this was the first time for me to experience something like this- so much like Yellow mountain in China. It was so calming, so centering to be there at that moment. Then I started my hike back to my car- it was so cold, my iphone froze and that was fine too. I hiked in silence. Again, no expectations. What a fantastic preserve. There are quite a few affluent homes in the area, I hope they take the time to hike & enjoy this treasure.
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