Length: 1.2 miles one way Trail Type: Out and Back Trailhead Elevation: 1,420 ft. Gain/Loss: +1,200 ft. Difficulty: Difficult Kid Friendly: No Dog Friendly: No (As of 2016) The Cholla Trail is accessed on foot from the parking on Invergordon Drive on the East Side of Camelback Mountain. There is no parking, or dropping off on Cholla Road, or […]
Length: 2.4 miles (round trip) Trail Type: Loop Trailhead Elevation: 2,000 Gain/Loss: +700 Difficulty: Easy Dog Friendly: Yes The Treasure Loop Trail is a short, beautiful loop hike through the desert landscape of the Superstition Mountains. Along the hike you will see many unusual rock formations, benches to rest on, and great views of the mountain range itself. This is […]
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Length: 6.2 miles (to the first waterfall) round trip Trail Type: Out and Back Trailhead Elevation: 4,200 ft. Gain/Loss: +1500 ft. Difficulty: Moderate/Difficult Dog Friendly: Yes Barnhardt Trail is known as the gateway to the Mazatzal Wilderness area and connects with the Mazatzal Divide which is part of the Arizona Trail. This hike is best completed in […]
Length: 5.5 miles (round trip) Trail Type: Out and Back Trailhead Elevation: 2,100 Gain/Loss: +1,120 Difficulty: Easy/Moderate Dog Friendly: Yes This short but sweet trail leads hikers to natural waterfalls and is best if hiked right after a rainstorm. Massacre Falls has been given it’s name from legends of murders between Apache and Mexican families that occupied the Superstition Mountain […]
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Changes are being proposed at Fossil Creek which could really change the recreation opportunities in this area. Here’s what you need to know and do; The Fossil Creek Wilderness area has become an increasingly popular destination for recreation over the past few years. Since 2011, the Forest Service has implemented interim measures including the latest […]
The first annual Salt River Cleanup was hosted by Keep it Wild Co., Natural Restorations, and Friends of the Tonto. The goal of the event was to remove as much trash from the riverbanks from Phon D. Sutton and Sheep’s Crossing Recreation Centers. The outcome was even better than anticipated due to the enormous support […]
Retail: $159 Company: Stio This is a fashion forward, modern outdoorsman company with a great mix between style and technology. These guys not only make some really advanced products but they also do it with great color concepts, cuts, and design. Hailing from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Stio is in the perfect location to design, test, […]
Retail: $21 Company: Deejo Friends Luc Foin and Stéphane Lebeau originally designed these ultra-lightweight knives for the hiking and backpacking enthusiasts who were searching for an alternative for clunky pocket knives. What they found in 2010, however, was that not only did the outdoor enthusiasts love these knives but people from all backgrounds were buying these […]
We are so excited to announce that our next group hike will be in partnership with Lululemon of Scottsdale. We couldn’t be more thrilled to meet, plan, and come together with this incredible company. Below is everything you need to know; WHO: Everyone who R.S.V.P.! Spots are limited so make sure to click here to sign […]
Casi and I had no idea what to bring with us to Antelope Canyon. Here are a couple of items to think about bringing with you on your trip; Small Backpack If you plan to bring a backpack make sure it is as small. Depending on the canyon, it will be either packed, too narrow […]
Length: 16.4 miles (round trip) **Tram ride will shave off 7.6 miles if you choose to ride it both ways** Trailhead Elevation: 3,300 ft. Gain/Loss: -550 ft. Difficulty: Moderate Rating: 7/10 Solitude: Moderate Season: Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall Dog Friendly: No Sabino Canyon is one of the most popular and spectacular canyons in the Santa Catalina wilderness. This […]