Provided during the hike

  • Backpack with 3L (1G) bladder

  • Headlamp with battery pack

  • Tent & sleeping bag

  • Breakfast: Mountain house type meal, Biscuits & gravy or breakfast skillet

  • 1 or 2 water bottles for the breakfast and/or coffee

  • 2 potty bags & wipes (you pack out your own)

  • History/knowledge of tribes of the past, area, animals, and cactus

  • Guided tour

Things you should bring

  • 3 gallons of water, minimum

  • A lunch and dinner item

  • Sleeping pad

  • Good shoes to hike in with tread, hiking shoes are best

  • Hiking sticks are helpful but not necessary

  • Sunscreen

  • If you prefer your own toilet paper or wipes (you’ll need to pack it out too)

  • Make sure to dress for the weather and bring a jacket if you need to

  • Positive attitude & energy

(Both adventures are 2-day hiking trips with over 20 miles roundtrip, so if you feel you drink more, bring more in smaller bottles, but don’t over burden the pack or overload the weight. What you bring you must also pack it all out.

Pay attention to the length of the trails, on each trail we’re doing just over 10 miles in, then 10 miles out the next day. They also have their own elevation gains but not as bad as some others. Make sure before signing up you know you can make this. These hikes will only be available up until the Monday of the hike. So from Monday to the Saturday hike the week off you cannot sign up for these as I must have time to prep for these trails once I know how many are joining.

If you don’t have your own gear, you’ll need to pay the deposit that gets you a pack, tent, and sleeping bag for the duration of the hike.

Camping near Lone tree lookout (info & purchase)

Round trip: 24 miles
Elevation gain: 2,500+ ft
Difficulty: Hard

Camping along Coffee flats (info & purchase)

Round trip: 23 miles
Elevation gain: 3,000+ ft
Difficulty: Hard

Waiver to hike or backpack
Day hikes