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. The Munds Wagon Trail begins at the Schnebly Hill Rd. turn off and is a […]
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Soldier Pass is a very popular trail for hikers and mountain bikers. This trail has so much to see in the short 2 mile path and even has an option for a loop hike with Brins Mesa. If you are looking for a scenic, relatively easy hike past cool rock formations and sacred pools than […]
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To avoid most of the flat, desert-terrain approach, we parked at Picnic Area 7 instead of the horse staging area, where the trail actually begins. This puts you about a mile closer to the base of the mountain. One of the advantages of hiking at the White Tank Mountains is the ability to customize routes […]
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Looking for more of a challenge? If you and your pup like to take on some of the more difficult hikes, you should try out Bear Mountain Trail. You’ll gain 1,975 in elevation as you trek out and back. There’s not a ton of shade on this trail, so it’s important to bring enough water […]
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Whether you are new to the area, a first time hiker, visiting, or just looking to get some fresh desert air there are a few hikes that I always recommend to beginning hikers. In my opinion the Superstition Wilderness area is the best place to start. This incredible range offers some of the most beautiful and […]
Whether you are new to the area, a first time hiker, visiting, or just looking to get some fresh desert air there are a few hikes that I always recommend to beginning hikers. In my opinion the Superstition Wilderness area is the best place to start. This incredible range offers some of the most beautiful and […]
The Pine Creek Trail begins in the northernmost point of the park. The hike starts off heavily treed with alligator junipers that offer quite a bit of shade. The trail gradually descends like a wide staircase until you reach the bottom of the creek bed. Here, the canyon walls stretch roughly 40 to 50 ft. […]
If 2016 is half as good as 2015 then I’ll be one happy camper. To make sure we kick 2016 off with a bang I developed a list of Arizona’s top 5 hikes for 2016. These hikes are five of my personal favorites and will be revisiting this year. *Note: This article was originally written […]
When seeking adventure in Tucson many often visit Saguaro National Park or the Coronado National Forest for sights and heights. Yet, nestled just to the west of downtown is Tucson Mountain County Park where dozens of trails and campsites await, including the infamous Sentinel Peak (A Mountain). Just on the other side of Sentinel Peak […]
The trail is well defined and pretty easy to navigate; ideal for beginners and solo hikers. From the trailhead, there is a sign that shows the trail route and additional trail information. Either route will do as this is a loop trail and will lead you back to the same place. The trail itself has […]