by Cameron Jarman on March 23, 2015 The Phoneline Trail is a gateway trail into Sabino Canyon and follows the southern side of the tram road. The Phoneline trail is a great alternative trail to riding the Sabino Canyon tram and is very popular among hikers and trail runners. Length: 4.5 miles (one way) Elevation: […]
by Cameron Jarman on March 23, 2015 Munds Wagon Trail is an easy, casual hike along Schnebly Hill road in Sedona, AZ. The trail offers great views of Sedona, red rocks, and if you are lucky, small pools and water runoff that make the rocks very photogenic. Length: 4 miles (one way) Elevation: 4500 Gain/Loss: 1100 […]
by Cameron Jarman on March 14, 2015 Here is a picture I took that I have hanging in my home. It is in the middle of an Arizona Indian reservation and reminds me of wide open highway and beautiful weather. I really like the red rocks in contrast to the blue sky.
by Cameron Jarman on March 10, 2015 The Hieroglyphics Trail #101 is a short, fun little hike and a great introduction into the Superstition Mountain range. On this hike you can expect to see great views of the East Valley as well as some well preserved hieroglyphics. The Hieroglyphics Trail is recommended to anyone looking […]
by Cameron Jarman on March 6, 2015 I have owned several knives in my lifetime but for some reason have never purchased a Morakniv. Well, this year I received one in my stocking for Christmas this year and I was so excited to get out and cut something! Here is my review of the Mora […]
by Cameron Jarman on March 8, 2015 Boulder Canyon Trail #103 is one of the gateways into the great Superstition Mountain Range. It begins on the north side of the range and drops into a large canyon. From this trail one can see many prominent landmarks of the Superstitions such as a great view of […]
by Cameron Jarman on March 3, 2015 Bluff Springs Loop is a nice little loop hike in the popular Superstition Mountain range. This hike connects with three trails and begins at the Peralta Trailhead. This hike features views of hoodoos, the eye of Miner’s Needle, and a nice spring either towards the beginning or end of […]
by Cameron Jarman on April 28, 2015 with No Comments Formerly known as “Squaw Peak”, Piestewa Peak is located in the Phoenix Mountain Preserve just north of downtown Phoenix. This peak hike is called Summit Hike #300 but many locals just call it Piestewa Peak which is named in honor … Read More Hikes Desert, […]
by Cameron Jarman on December 20, 2014 Mt. Baldy is a lush, beautiful hike with amazing views through the forests of the White Mountains. As the 5th highest peak in the state of Arizona (2nd outside of Flagstaff’s San Francisco peaks), Mt. Baldy elevates to a whopping 11,409 feet. The peak raises above the tree line […]
by Cameron Jarman on April 23, 2015 with 1 Comment After crossing the finish line of a local running race, my wife was given this cute little tube of hydration tabs that looked a lot like the Airborne tablets used to fight colds and whatnot. In fact, when she brought … Read More Gear Reviews, […]
by Cameron Jarman on March 6, 2015 LifeStraw by Vestergaard is a portable water filtration device designed to convert contaminated water into clean, drinkable water. The LifeStraw was specifically designed for individual use and filters a minimum of 1,000 liters (264 gallons) of water which is enough for one person for one year. The device […]
by Cameron Jarman on March 2, 2015 The Hells Hole Trail is a nice hike through pine forests, high desert scrub, and beautiful pink granite pools. The most attractive selling point for me on this 10-12 mile hike is that Hells Hole and the Salome Wilderness offer solitude and silence that surrounding areas have lost. […]
by Cameron Jarman on January 9, 2015 The icon of the Superstition mountains lies just beyond the Fremont Saddle. The Peralta Trail is a 2.5 mile hike to a famous saddle known as Fremont Saddle that overlooks the most iconic rock formation in the Superstition Wilderness. Length: 4.9 miles round trip Elevation: 2,400 Difficulty: 2 Rating: […]
by Cameron Jarman on January 4, 2015 The Dutchman’s Trail – Black Mesa loop is an easy/moderate hike in the western part of the Superstitions. It’s main attractions are views of the famous Weaver’s needle, seasonal water sources, and an easily accessible and enjoyable loop hike. Length: 9.3 miles round trip Elevation: 2275 Difficulty: 2.5 […]