As spring comes full bloom in Arizona, the higher elevation areas are warming up for camping. While Arizona has no shortage of great views, sometimes they can be a challenge to find. In our experience, finding free disbursed camping here has been a tad bit more challenging than what we were used to in New York, not because they don’t
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Surrounded by mountains and pine, nestled in the Tonto national forest, lies one of the largest travertine bridges in the world, known as Tonto Natural Bridge. Natural bridges made of travertine are uncommon and a beautiful sight to see. The stalactites and stalagmites one usually pictures in the caverns below ground grace the walls, ceiling, and floor beneath the bridge.
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Since moving to Arizona, I’ve experienced a great love for nature. It started with little hikes and grew into camping. It didn’t take long for the desire to start backpacking to take hold of me. Unfortunately though, my navigation skills have been somewhat lacking, causing me to be careful and patient with this goal. About a week ago, Liam surprised
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In Arizona, the winters can range from warm and sunny to snowy and ice cold. Sedona is the perfect mix of both. Impulsively on a Sunday afternoon we drove up north to a popular hiking spot, The Devils Bridge. The temperature was perfect for a light sweater and there was no snow in sight. We were lucky to get a
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Marble Mountain is a 2700th mountain that connects to several trails leading to much larger mountains, we discovered this peak while on our way to whiteface mountain via the whiteface summit trail. if you take the same trail be aware the second of the half the trail is on a steep incline maybe 80% vert, but the first half will
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