Next hike: Aylors arch, Saturday, October 17, 2026

Watch the social links for holiday hikes on Halloween & Thanksgiving weekend

Hello and welcome to Inked Dragon Adventuring!

Thank you for visiting Inked Dragon Adventuring and taking the first step toward discovering the beauty, excitement, and unforgettable experiences that await you on the trail. Today marks the beginning of an amazing journey, and we are thrilled to welcome you to our hiking community.

Our goal is to share the wonders of the outdoors by creating memorable hiking adventures that allow you to explore incredible landscapes, discover hidden gems, connect with nature, and experience the beauty of the world around us. Whether you are an experienced hiker looking for your next challenge or someone taking your first steps onto the trail, we are here to help make your adventure enjoyable, safe, and unforgettable.

Every trail has a story to tell. From breathtaking views and unique wildlife encounters to fascinating natural history and the peaceful moments found along the way, hiking offers an opportunity to slow down, explore, and create lasting memories. We believe that the best adventures are not just about reaching the destination, but about enjoying every moment of the journey.

We are excited to guide you through incredible outdoor experiences and share our passion for the landscapes we explore. Our hikes are designed to inspire curiosity, appreciation, and a deeper connection with the natural world.

Thank you for joining us at the beginning of this adventure. We look forward to welcoming you on the trail, sharing amazing experiences, and helping you create memories that will last a lifetime.

Welcome to the adventure!

— Inked Dragon Adventuring

During parts of the year when I have time off I may do a hike that’s not offered here, either due to it’s not in the Superstitions, or it is but I wasn’t able to get a permit to lead a hike on that trail. Some of my favorites like Flatiron and the Superstition Ridgeline which includes Flatiron, Battleship mountain, as well as Browns peak of Four peaks (which are the peaks on the Arizona license plate design shown here). These hikes I can’t advertise for on here or add to my hikes, so these would be free to join if you have your own gear or can rent from somewhere, and don’t know the trails. These would include no history or knowledge, safety tips or gear, I’m just going on a hike and you’re free to join. Watch on the social links for updates.