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People with Adventure in their heart. People that appreciate the Amazing beauty Arizona has to offer. What activities do you want to see? What places would you like to go? What things would you like to do? What have you dreamed...let’s see if we can make it happen. Let’s work together and make this group everything you would like to see a meetup have to offer. Let’s start to EXPLORE this wonderful State. Hiking, trail adventures Locally and out of town.
Upcoming events (3)
See all- SALT RIVER WEDNESDAY MORNING PADDLE (Option Granite Reef) TO PHON D. SUTTONPhon D Sutton Recreation Area, Mesa, AZ
******WEDNESDAY MORNING PADDLE DOWN THE SALT RIVER*****
Lets do the whole river top to bottom... WATER USERS to GRANITE REEF. If you have not got the chance to complete the last part of the Salt River (Phon D. Sutton to Granite Reef) you don't know what you are missing (SO AMAZING). Come check it out and enjoy this last calm and beautiful part of this Amazing River!
Come do the whole river (all the way down to Granite Reef from Water Users). If you don't have the extra hour you can exit out at Phon D. Sutton.
We will all start at Water Users with Option 1). get out (Finish) at Phon D. Sutton... OR do the whole river and go to the last Stop) Option 2). Granite Reef Recreation Area. The complete river.
Those that want to do the whole river let's meet at Granite Reef at 6;30 then drive over to Phon D. Sutton meet up at 7;00 to pick everyone else, head up to the start... (Water Users)
The river is flowing at a great levels, and forecasted for a nice and cool 96F (UNDER 100) for the high and 80F for the low.
Can't think of a better way spend a Hump Day then with a Wednesday morning relaxing float, have some fun with fellow members on this ARIZONA ADVENTURE down the Beautiful Salt River Monday morning!!
******THIS SHOULD BE AMAZING & RELAXING and FUN !!***************
We will meet at 6;30AM at Granite Reef those that will be doing the complete river, and 7:00AM at Phone D. Sutton those want to finish there. Will see what vehicles we can leave and condense down one to drive up to Water Users Recreation Site (Starting point). Try to arrive a little earlier to Air up our IFD/SUP, Then drive up to Water Users Recreation Aria, unload kayaks and boards, bring our PFD down by water, (East end of main parking lot by restrooms), Would like to be on the river by 7:30AM to enjoy the Amazing Arizona Morning....
The Salt river Tubers start at 9:00AM... we may have a few, that's okay it should still give us a good opportunity to enjoy all there is to see along the rivers edge.. wild life along with the Wild Horses.
Things you may need... PFD / Drinking Water, Life Jacket (your choice to wear one while on the water), Sunblock, Hat, Snacks, and any other items that you as an experienced kayaker likes to bring kayaking... And very important your sense for an Amazing Arizona Adventure
*For parking you will need a Tonto Pass (pay stations available) If purchased in advance only $8, at pay station $12. or ATB card (America The Beautiful) card. I recommend that you get a pass in advance as sometimes the vending machines on site do not work.
See you there !Places to checkout if you do not have your own PFD:
No Snow (http://nosnowsup.com),
Arizona Hiking Shack (https://www.hikingshack.com/rentals.html), and AZ kayaks (https://azkayaks.com/)
I am sure there are more places to rent from so you can do your own search and maybe find another place. Let me know if you find a good one.The Event Planners, Leaders and all Organizers from "Amazing Arizona Adventures" are volunteers and are not professional guides. They will not be held responsible for you. The function of the Organizer is only to organize this event. Each person who signs up for and participates in our events are responsible for his or her own safety and the safety of his or her guests. You agree not to hold the trip Planners, Leaders or Organizers responsible if you get injured. All participants must be 18 years of age or with parent or legal guardian that assume responsibility for minor child. By your confirmation of attending you agree to the above terms and agreements.
YOU are responsible for your own personal safety WE do not assume any responsibility or liability for you or your stuff.
- SUNSET PADDLE/FLOAT THURSDAY NIGHT DOWN THE BEAUTIFUL SALT RIVERPhon D Sutton Recreation Area, Mesa, AZ
PLEASE JOIN US THIS THURSDAY NIGHT FOR AN AMAZING SUNSET ON THE SALT RIVER.
Yes! Sunset adventure on the Salt River!!!
*****FANTASTIC & AMZING!! & RELAXING, SUNSET******
This should be an Amazing Thursday evening on the Salt River that will give us opportunity to enjoy all there is to see along the rivers edge like Bald Eagles, Great Blue Heron, Great Egret, Osprey... and maybe we might catch sight of a Road runner just to mention a few of our bird species. Maybe catch sight of a North American River Otter, Coyotes, Rabbits.... And just Maybe see the Sacred Cow.. and of course the Wild Horses.
Our group has done this many times over the years and have had an AMAZING time, with a Spectacular Sun Sets and Beautiful evening skies as we floated down to our final! destination. Phon D Sutton.
WHEN: Thursday... 4:00PM
WHERE: Phon D. Sutton Recreation Area Salt RiverNOTE: If you have an inflatable PFD, arrive sufficiently earlier to Phon D. Sutton to allow time to inflate your craft before we *shuttle up to Water Users at 4:15PM.
Can't think of a better way to spend a Thursday Evening than with a relaxing float, meeting and enjoy Amazing people while having some fun on this ARIZONA RIVER ADVENTURE on the Beautiful Salt River this Thursday evening!!
The weather forecast is low 80's low and around 98 for the high... OUTSTANDING!
SUNSET: 7:30PM
Things you may need... Drinking Water, PFD / Life Jacket (Your choice if you wear one while on the water), bug spray, bug net, glow sticks, something to light your way. Sunblock, Hat, Snacks, and any other items that you as an EXPERIENCED kayaker likes to bring kayaking and Paddle Boarding... And very important your sense for an Amazing Arizona Adventure!
*For parking you will need a Tonto Pass (pay stations available) If purchased in advance only $8, at pay station $12. Or ATB card (America The Beautiful) card. I recommend that you get a pass in advance as sometimes the vending machines on site do not work.
See you there!
Places to checkout if you do not have your own PFD:
No Snow (http://nosnowsup.com),
Arizona Hiking Shack (https://www.hikingshack.com/rentals.html), and AZ kayaks (https://azkayaks.com/)
I am sure there are more places to rent from so you can do your own search and maybe find another place. Let me know if you find a good one.PLEASE NOTE : The Event Planners, Leaders and all Organizers from "Amazing Arizona Adventures" are volunteers and are not professional guides. They will not be held responsible for you. The function of the Organizer is only to organize this event. Each person who signs up for and participates in our events are responsible for his or her own safety and the safety of his or her guests. You agree not to hold the trip Planners, Leaders or Organizers responsible if you get injured. All participants must be 18 years of age or with parent or legal guardian that assume responsibility for minor child. By your confirmation of attending you agree to the above terms and agreements.
YOU are responsible for your own personal safety WE do not assume any responsibility or liability for you or your stuff.
- Early 5 1/2 mile hike in the Superstition WildernessNeeds location
This is one of my favorite hikes in the Superstition Wilderness. We will hike through canyons, alongside large bluffs, and through wide-open spaces. The scenery constantly changes.
I have completed this hike many times.
YOU MUST BRING ONE GALLON OF WATER.
THIS IS NOT AN EASY HIKE.
Speed: average
Length: 5 ½ milesElevation gain: 467 feet
We will meet at the First Water Trailhead Horse Lot just east of Lost Dutchman State Park.
Directions: The link below will get you there. Basic directions are to go past Lost Dutchman State Park a mile or so and take a right on First Water Rd. Follow this down a couple of miles, and you will see a large parking lot with bathrooms on the left. The whole lot is surrounded by a fence made of thick brown pipes. If you have gone to the end of the road you have gone too far.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/First+Water+Trailhead+Horse+Lot/@33.4825917,-111.4495481,15z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x872bc7dd383b8355:0x47ffd7fd97e61e92!8m2!3d33.4825917!4d-111.4495481!16s%2Fg%2F11bzt5n7gs?hl=en&entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI0MDgyNi4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3DThe first half of the trail is small and has no name. The last half of the hike we will be on Hack Spring Trail and the Second Water Trail
Please bring a minimum of ONE GALLON OF WATER.
What to Bring: One gallon of water. Also bring the following: Snacks and sturdy boots. Please consider bringing hiking poles.
MUY IMPORTANTE:
The organizer of this trip is a VOLUNTEER, not a "leader." The organizer IS NOT trained in first aid and is not a bonded expert mountain guide. You will need to bring your own experience and judgment. If you want to enjoy the benefits of traveling in a group, then we suggest that you stay with the group on the trip. The event planners, leaders, and all organizers from "Amazing Arizona Adventures" are volunteers and are not professional guides. They will not be held responsible for you. The function of the organizer is only to organize this event. Each person who signs up for and participates in our events is responsible for his or her own safety and the safety of his or her guests. You agree not to hold the trip planners, leaders, or organizers responsible if you get injured. By your confirmation of attending, you agree to the above terms and agreements. YOU are responsible for your own personal safety, and WE do not assume any responsibility or liability for you or your guests.
