Welcome, Tucson Hiking Enthusiasts!

Location
Tucson, AZ 32.25-111.03 85745US
Meetups
434 so far
Rating
The Tucson Hiking Meetup Group 5.00 5.00178
Meetup topics
Founded
November 24, 2006

Our group features hikes of variable length & ability. Beginner hikes range from 2 to 4 miles, while advanced hikes may be up to 18 miles and may feature bush-wacking & rock scrambling. Beginner and moderate hikes usually are a mixed group between athletic pace and slow or moderate pace. Having fun talking, taking pictures, and admiring the beautiful Sonoran desert is all part of the package deal.

It's an awesome group of people! Fun & mutual respect being the operating principles.
Keep in mind, as a member, you can lead a hike and send the hike info in to be posted.
Please also see our site at http://www.christopherartist.com/hiking/aboutus.html

This group is open to new members, and if you're interested, we hope you'll join us!

Our next MeetupAll Souls Day Hike!!!

Where?
Not chosen yet
Who’s coming?
20 Yes / 12 Maybe
( 967 spots left )

Want to attend?

Hey Guys!

Just look at my photos from last year:
http://www.meetup.com...


Tucson is a cool place, and the All Souls Day parade
is hands down the coolest damn event of the year!!! Read more

What members are saying

 Anyone who wants a friendly, fun group of people to share a hike with should join this group! 

 As always, lots of fun. Great to meet some new folks too. Awesome group. Thanks! 

Jen

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What's new?

  • Nov 7
    • New discussion
      Started by RichBike46.
    • New member
      “To get some exercise and meet new people in the process!”
    • New member
      Em
      “I love to hike and see new things. Just relocated to Tucson- tons of newly found free-time to spend OUTDOORS!”
  • Nov 6
    • New member
      “To get some exercise while making new friends!”
    • New member
      “My wife Barb and I love to hike and we want to meet like-minded people.”
  • Nov 4
    • New member
      “I love hiking and would love to join others on a group hike.”