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Tours are $65 for adults, and $40 for children under age 12. This does include lunch. Reservations are required.
Mountain Biking
Hammer the hills, or enjoy a leisurely cruise up mountain trails with scenic vistas. Tucson is the perfect place for mountain biking. These guided tours offer complete service with transportation, the latest model front suspension mountain bikes, helmets, water, energy supplements. The Arizona Trail, running from Mexico to Utah, provides some of the most diverse riding possible. Sections of the Arizona Trail running through the Rincon Mountains offer some of the best intermediate cross country riding, while sections in the Santa Catalina Mountains provides some of the most stunning downhill descents or sustained climb in the area. A trip to Reddington pass will supply a rider with
miles of flowing single track, backcountry views of grasslands and double
track in the Rincon Mountain range. Riding in the Tucson Mountains can be
focused either technical route in the Sonoran desert or focused on fun
rolling trails for beginners. There are enough trails around the Tucson
area to literally fill a lifetime of riding. Hiking/Trekking
Customized hiking/trekking trips led by experienced local guides take you deep into the beautiful land of the Sonoran Desert. They call it "trekking" because the experience itself will take you beyond any average hiking trip. Follow paths through Araxaipa Canyon or explore into the Santa Rita Mountains. The difficulty level of your trip will be determined by the level of experience of the hikers in your group. Each trip is designed to meet your level of fitness and provide an unforgettable day of outdoor adventure. Includes transportation, water, iced beverages and experienced, trained, and
knowledgeable guides. Trail Running
For those who like a good work out in the morning or late afternoon, run with SW
Trekking through the trails of Saguaro National Park. The beautiful scenery and
natural landscapes provide a great backdrop for those who want to get up close
and personal with the desert trails. The level of difficulty will depend on the
fitness level of your group. Runs last anywhere from 2 to 4 hours morning,
afternoons or dusk. Includes transportation and water.
BOULDER CREEK TRAIL -This is an average hike that is very unique. When you stroll along this trail you will feel you have gone back 100 years in history. The shear beauty of this trail will overwhelm you. The boulder formations seem to come alive. You will gaze in wonder, asking how the boulders do not fall; they seem to be perfectly balanced. Do not forget the camera for this journey. Length 1.5 hours. Cost: $35 per person, Child $15.00 DIAMOND POINT TRAIL - This hike is for the above average hiker. The hike starts on an old road just east of Star Valley. The trek traverses Lion Spring Draw through dense forest of ponderosa pine, alligator juniper, and Arizona oak and pinion pine. After about ˝ mile the road meets with an abandoned dirt road that traverses up to Diamond Springs. At Diamond Springs there are some of the largest alligator junipers this writer has ever seen. The dirt road now ends and an old hiking trail is used to take us to the summit of Diamond Point. (Elevation 6380 Ft.) At this point, if everyone is up to it the tour can continue to remote cave or the group can retrace our path down Diamond Point. Length 3-4 hours. Cost: $62 per person, Child $30.00 HAIGLER CREEK TRAIL - This is a wonderful trail for the average hiker. It is a trail that is only known by a few individuals in and around Payson. The trail travels down Colcord Canyon to Haigler Creek. Colcord Canyon resembles the famous West Fork Canyon of Sedona, Arizona. As the hike travels into Colcord Canyon the canyon walls raise from 50 to 100 feet. These canyon walls are comprised of sandstone layers. The trail travels in and out of the forest canopy until it reaches Haigler Falls and Haigler Creek. The total round trip distance for this hike to Haigler Falls is 6.5 miles. This distance can be shortened for those interested in a shorter hike. Length 3-4 hours. Cost: $52 per person, Child $30.00 DONOHUE TRAIL - This beautiful trail was built in the 1880 to reach ranches at the base of the Mogollon Rim. The trail starts in a forest of ponderosa pine, alligator juniper and live oak. At ˝ mile the tail travels out of the forest canopy onto the Highline trail. The surface of the trail now becomes littered with moderate sized pieces of Basalt (Volcanic Rock) that is from Milk Ranch Point above. The Donohue trail veers off the Highline trail and climbs steeply to Milk Ranch Point. The Views of Pine AZ, Mazatzal’s, Sierra Ancha and Mount Ord are out of this world. This is a hike for the above average hiker. The Donohue Trail can also be accessed from the top of Milk Ranch Point by a beautiful trek in Payson Adventures vehicles across Milk Ranch Point. This route to the tip of Milk Ranch Point is a lot less strenuous for the hiker. This route makes it manageable for the average hiker. Length 3-4 hours. Cost: $52 per person, Child $30.00
16650 E. Palisades Blvd. #106, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 Toll free: 1-888-799-4284 or (480) 837-4284
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