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Sarazona
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Приєднався 8 сер 2012
I love the outdoors. My channel is about hiking, hunting, paddle boarding, kayaking, and other adventures. I live in Arizona. My dogs are my kids, Nala and Kiara, who have an instagram account @nala_kaira2015
Hayden Peak, Hualapia, Arizona
Hayden peak is located in Hualapai, Arizona, near Kingman. There is a fee to hike this trail, since it is located inside of a county park. Most of the year the weather is reasonable too hike. There are a few weeks in the summer were it is to hot. Also a few weeks in the winter with to much snow.
This trail took me 7.6 miles round trip. There is a few different ways to hike this. Mileage may vary.
This is not my go to trail when hiking up in the Hualapias.
My trail rating is a 3, but don't choose this trail if you havent done the others trails first.
Dinosaur Rock is my favorite.
Trail Rating Guide:
1- Don't do
2- Maybe a nice walk but can skip
3- Worth doing once
4- Will do again, good trail
5- Must do, put on bucket list
This trail took me 7.6 miles round trip. There is a few different ways to hike this. Mileage may vary.
This is not my go to trail when hiking up in the Hualapias.
My trail rating is a 3, but don't choose this trail if you havent done the others trails first.
Dinosaur Rock is my favorite.
Trail Rating Guide:
1- Don't do
2- Maybe a nice walk but can skip
3- Worth doing once
4- Will do again, good trail
5- Must do, put on bucket list
Переглядів: 102
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Veit Spring Loop, Flagstaff, Arizona
Переглядів 13028 днів тому
Veit Spring Loop is located near Snow Bowl, Flagstaff, Arizona. There is a small parking lot. Maybe will fit 8 cars. It was completly full when I got there. Got creative to park. This trail is mostly shaded and easy terrain. Good for beginner hikers. According to all trails the loop is 1.6 miles long. I recorded 2.7 miles, but we did go the wrong way, and we hiked around exploring for a little ...
Lakes of Williams, Arizona
Переглядів 213Місяць тому
These are some of the lakes around Williams, AZ. Kaibab Lake- campground and day use lake. Lots of people and muddy Cataract Lake- Day use only. Not very popular lake. Near the golf course. Dog Town Lake- Campground and day use lake. Very popular and large lake JD Dam- Day use only. Not to popular. Far from town White Horse Lake- Campground and day use. Large popular lake. Has kayak rentals and...
Boriana Mine, Yucca Arizona
Переглядів 4905 місяців тому
Boriana mine is located in Yucca Arizona. You will need high clearance and 4wd for parts of this road. I took a stock 4runner off road edition. It did fine.
Nojoqui Falls, California. Closed? Still hikeable.
Переглядів 3407 місяців тому
Nojoqui Falls, located in Santa Barbara County. This is a short hike to the falls. The fall is almost 100ft tall. On Alltrails, it says the trail is permanently closed. I read some reviews that stated to just walk around the posted signs. When we got there, the parking lot was almost full, and people were ignoring the signs. The reason the trail was closed was because a tree fell on the path. I...
Verde Hotsprings, AZ
Переглядів 1,1 тис.7 місяців тому
This is located near Camp Verde, Arizona. This hot spring is located on the same road as fossil creek. You take Fossil Creek road until you hit Child's Power road. You take Child's Power road all the way to the campground. This is a dirt road, but you do not need 4 wheel drive. You will only need 4WD if you go down to the campground. You can hike down to the hot spring without driving down to t...
Cupcake Mountain, difficult hike
Переглядів 3838 місяців тому
This is the famous mountain you can see across the lake, in Lake Havasu, Arizona. This mountain has been on my bucket list for awhile.There are only a few months of good weather to hike this. According to alltrails, this 4.7 miles round trip with 1945ft in elevation gain. This hike is not for beginners. I was surprised how well the dogs did and managed not to step on cactus. 1 or 3 rating. if v...
Lone Palm Hot springs, Arizona
Переглядів 7089 місяців тому
This trail is located in Arizona, before the Hoover Dam. I used AllTrails App for directions. I also recommend downloading the trail map before starting. This trail is very confusing. It would be hard to do without a map. This trail is known for people needing rescue. Rating a 4. Going to do at least one more time. Trail Rating Guide: 1- Don't do 2- Maybe a nice walk but can skip 3- Worth doing...
2023 adventures
Переглядів 569 місяців тому
Some adventures from 2023. Trashcan loop, Sara Park, Lake Havasu City, Arizona Grapevine Caynon, Nevada Gold Strike Hot Spring, Nevada Bill Willims Refuge, Arizona Aspen Peak, Hualapia, Arizona East Clear Creek, Winslow, Arizona Topock Gorge, Arizona Blue Ridge Reservoir, Arizona Hualapia, Arizona South Kaibab, Grand Canyon, Arizona Bright Angel, Grand Cannyon, Arizona Lone Palm, Arizona
Phantom Ranch to Bright Angel, Grand Canyon
Переглядів 9611 місяців тому
We started our journey, hiking down South Kaibab trail to Phantom Ranch. We spent the night in a cabin. Then hiked up Bright Angel trail in the morning. It took 7 hours total. We took our time. There is a video of South Kaibab trail on my channel. Rated 5 and will do again! Trail Rating Guide: 1- Don't do 2- Maybe a nice walk but can skip 3- Worth doing once 4- Will do again, good trail 5- Must...
South Kaibab to Phantom Ranch, Grand Canyon
Переглядів 67Рік тому
South Kaibab to Phantom Ranch is about 8 miles. We took our time. It took 5hrs 35mins to get to Phantom Ranch. The decline down was tough. Especially after the tipoff point. Hiking up Bright Angel was easier than hiking down to the bottom. Bright Angel trail will be in part 2. Rated 5. A must do hike! Trail Rating Guide: 1- Don't do 2- Maybe a nice walk but can skip 3- Worth doing once 4- Will ...
Phantom Ranch Star time lapse
Переглядів 30Рік тому
Taken from Phantom Ranch on September 25, 2023. This is at the bottom of the Grand Canyon.
Hualapia Mountain's secret spot, Arizona
Переглядів 282Рік тому
This is not well-known area in the Hualapia. The secret is not on the hiking trails. This secret is found on the dirt road. The road starts at the hiking parking lot area. Hike along the road for 1 mile. The area will be on your right side.
Blue Ridge Reservoir, Az
Переглядів 617Рік тому
Blue Ridge Reservoir is located near Pine, Arizona. The water levels fluctuate. Best time to go is early summer after snow melt. This can be a really big reservior depending on the water levels. We did about 6 miles.There are not to many beaches to take breaks on.
Kayaking from Topock to Castle Rock, AZ
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We launched at Topock66 marina and kayaked down to Castle Rock in Havasu. We did this the last week in June. Launched 7pm. It is a 15 mile paddle down stream. Took us 6 hours to complete, but we really took our time. We did it at night because it is cooler, and to avoid the boat traffic.
Trashcan loop, Sara Park, Lake Havasu, AZ
Переглядів 168Рік тому
Trashcan loop, Sara Park, Lake Havasu, AZ
Shortcut to the highest peak in Mohave County, Hualapia Mountain Peak, AZ
Переглядів 81Рік тому
Shortcut to the highest peak in Mohave County, Hualapia Mountain Peak, AZ
Keyhole Sink, Petroglyphs, Kaibab Forest, AZ
Переглядів 1972 роки тому
Keyhole Sink, Petroglyphs, Kaibab Forest, AZ
Another Subway Cave and Boynton Canyon video
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Another Subway Cave and Boynton Canyon video
Johnson Canyon Railway Tunnel. Ashfork, AZ
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Johnson Canyon Railway Tunnel. Ashfork, AZ
I don't see anything interesting about hiking up a bunch of rocks just to look down on a bunch of rocks
@@Mt.Everest. 😆
👍👍👍
I love your dogs. I have a GSD myself ❤
@@TangoIndiaMikeJuliet thanks GSD are the best! ❤️
Very beautiful place. Nice hiking trail. Thanks for sharing. sub & 👍1
That was Fun 😊
Nice hike
👍👍👍
Great video, thank you for posting this.
Did you figure out how to tighten the handle?? I have one and am having the same problem
Just tighten it with some allen wrenches. Also I believe you can spin the latch to make it tighter too.
Missed seeing Boriana when I lived out that way...had a great time trying to find it comming from the North side...lol😅
Cool as hell!
Wow. Looks like the water levels have come back up! Thanks for the adventure
This was last year with record snow and rain. IDK what it looks like this year.
Looks like a neat area to explore
Thanks for sharing!
as a havasu resident, been here,,,,,,,,,,and many others..they are everywhere
7.2 .milesbabby girl🐢🐢go the high road then walk down.... depends on your skill!!!
New,ladder.....😁
Sweet, I know where you at11🦋🦋🦋🐢🐢😎
How do u get to that creek from winslow
Go to McHood park
Thanks for the video. How rough is the current in that area?
The current is very low. There is not alot of water released at one time in this area.
@@saracondit6031 Great, thanks for the info.
No Ho Ki. You can climb above it but absolutely is not recommended for overweight idiots.
Ok so how was the hot spring? Literally gave no insight on the drive in and how that is for people wanting to go and if the hot spring is even warm. Not being rude but didn’t find any information from this
Outside tub is mid 90's little tub inside is around 102
Nice 😮
How deep would you say is that area with all them dead trees/logs was at?
It looked pretty deep. We kayaked through it just fine. Only getting hung up a few times on the trees. I wouldn't recommend any blow up kayaks or SUP. Its a little creepy paddling through the dead trees
@@saracondit6031 I can see why it's creepy lol... I've never been there...I'm into fishing... them stumps would be a good spot to hit..
Was there a ton of people there?
There was about 8 other people at the hot spring. The camp ground was full
It would really make things much easier for you if you were on the right trail to the springs. In the summer you cross the river at camp then the trail has you cross 2 more times. This is the shortest and easiest way to get there. Winter time, you follow a trail that leads you to the backside of the power plant. There you will find a dirt road that you follow until it is lowest to the river bottom and you can see an obvious trail leading off to the left. This takes you to a crossing knee to waist deep. Then you follow alongside the river downstream until you get to the tubs. The way you took is the way people who don't know how to get there go. There are so many people who don't know where they are going that they've actually beaten down a faux trail.
@@wallyd5379 yeah we had no idea. Also people we came across and asked. They all were crossing in different parts of the river. This information would have been helpful. I guess my video shows what not to do. 😂
@@saracondit6031 to be honest with you, my first trip there was in 1998. My buddy that I went with had only been there 1 other time. Some friends of ours were already there so when we arrived we came to an empty camp. My buddy and I decided to head to the springs even though it was already dark. We followed the north bank of the river like you did bushwhacking our way through the dark. After a while thinking we were going to die in this river bottom, cut up and bruised, we came to a clearing to find a naked man looking at us as if we were the crazy ones. I was absolutely speechless seeing this so my buddy asked which direction the hot springs were. The naked man pointed across the river saying cross here and follow the trail. So we did and found the tubs. On our way back I grew angry at my buddy when I learned there was such a mellow trail to follow back to camp.
@@wallyd5379 😂 an adventure you will never forget.
Finding the shoe was awesome! This place is conveniently located 1hr 30 min from I-17 or 2hrs 30mins from Winslow (I-40)
ALWAYS FUN TIMES HERE IN ARIZONA
wow I have lived in Havasu for 20 years and always wanted to go up there. Congrats on making it. I'm to old now to even think about doing that. Loved the video. I have a clear view of cup cake mountain from my home here on the south side.
Hi Sara, 🎉Congratulations #!!! You did it !!! I'm an old retired pilot that lives here in Havasu, I hope you had a helicopter pilot's cel number incase you just couldn't make it. You're a tough gal, that's been on my bucket list also for a few years but I think I'm not healthy enough for that anymore. But before it gets too hot this spring I'm hoping to do a few easier ones like the wash trails or the Crack in the moutain that all lead to the lake. I hope you keep your channel going. I love exploring. Thx, subscriber, Joe.
Thank you. Another close easier hike is roveys needle. There are few rock scrambles for it. The crack is always a good one. Thanks for subscribing. ❤️
.I think it is hard to believe in this world is that I am very interested to see what I am not going for sure to do something 👍 to you by my parents and then k
I wonder if you were actually at Lost Man Hot Springs, that's on the east bank of the Colorado River, about 2.25 miles downstream of Hoover Dam?
Maybe... Alltrails calls it lone palm. Lost man would be a good name. 🤣
❤ awesome 👌 😊
Show the climb back up 😢 😖🥵
The climb up is easier than the climb down for me
@@saracondit6031 maybe cause my shoes were wet but it was a challenge coming back .. cakewalk going in
Cool vid 👍
Thank you for sharing this. Your dogs are beautiful.
Wow that's really awesome 😎
I like this video I’m building a house there now
been there , done that. Nice camera work. Thanks.
Great job. We'll shot and loved the soundtrack.
Great video
I mean, yeah that's cool... And it should probably stay secret... That's not an accident.
...and thanks!
Kool spot for sure. Being a Native of Arizona i can say i have never seen this. Nice...
I plan to kayak all the way this weekend 🛶 wish me luck and thank you!
Good luck. A gorgeous paddle
I fell down this in 2005 how I didn't break my neck or crack my skull is a mystery
Where do you get the glow lights. That’s cool
The red light was only $2 at harber freight. The other lights were just glowsticks.
I live in Crystal Beach (aka Castle Rock), got my kayak in around 1991, it was the first kayak here, had to have it shipped in from a kayak company in North Carolina. My daughter and a couple of her friends pretty much grew up on my kayak. We were the first to go through the caves, so nice and cool in there we'd stop and eat our lunch, just have to get past those big brown spiders on the cave walls on the narrow ends. Each year there was something different living in there - great horned owls, barn owls, bat colonies, crows, and eventually pigeons took it over. The when we first went down river into the 'little canyon' there was always a pair of great horned owls in there, depending on the time of year they'd have a pair of owl chicks in there. I have some great photos of them. We named it Hootie Holler. Those owls eventually moved up river to holes in the cliffs above one of the caves. Just some tidbits for you from the past.
There is still a pair if owls in the canyon.
Thank you! I just got one of these because of the portability and couldn’t find anyone showing anything besides actually paddling on it. Seeing assembly and disassembly and that it worked was useful.
Love the jam.. And of course the adventure.❤
Great video! I was there a long time ago and I really want to go back 😃
Hiked what we called “Dog Slide Canyon” back in the mid 60’s before they paved Route 95 from Havasu City to Parker Dam. Had to push our long haired doxy down the rocks and catch him at the bottom. This was well before the Bridge, which I watched them build. Watched an episode of Route 66 filmed at Site Six recently. Remembered hanging out with the outboard motor testing technicians at the shops by the launch ramp. Great times.