Cottonwood Canyon road provides seclusion with the opportunity to do some exploring to un-well known places. One of my absolute favorite Utah Roads.
Are you ready for a taste of Arizona paradise? If so, let me introduce to you to Cibecue Falls. This picturesque waterfall is a must-do for your hiking bucket-list. You’ll drive deep into a beautiful canyon and hike 3 miles along a crystal clear creek. Once the creek dead ends you’ll be spoiled with one […]
Welcome to one of the toughest scrambles to be conquered outside of Phoenix! Browns Peak is one of four peaks that make up the Four Peak Wilderness in the Tonto National Forest. Located 60 some miles from Phoenix, the peaks stand prominently in the eastern skyline on a clear day. Brown’s Peak is the tallest […]
For years I drove from Phoenix to Tucson and back, gazing at this large mountain peak jutting out of the ground far higher than those around it, so distinct in shape, just taunting me to climb it. I finally did my research and learned of the Picacho Peak hike- a difficult hike with sheer drop […]
When it comes to hiking in the outdoors there are several diverse landscapes you may come across. Each of these landscapes pose differences in the way you safely adventure. This is especially true when it comes to hiking in the desert. Desert landscapes may seem dismal at first sight but if you give them a […]
Arizona is full of small towns rich with history, but no place is quite like this little western town, Tortilla Flat. Tucked back in the mountains on the end of Canyon Lake, with a population of just 6 people, this town thrives on tourism. Yes you read that right- 6 people! Their population may be […]
Everyone knows of the staple Sedona hike, Devil’s Bridge. But did you know that there is another large sandstone arch nearby you can walk out on? Vultee Arch is a lesser known version of the famous Devil’s Bridge! While it might not be as picturesque, it is a much more peaceful destination with no line […]
Commonly known as “The Lone Tree”, the Kachina Tree Cave is a hidden gem, making it one of the least known Sedona Caves. This means it is also the least popular for visitors. Good news is if you do find it, chances are you’ll have it to yourself. Tough news- reaching the Kachina Tree Cave […]