Fern Mountain is quite unlike any of the other hikes in and around the Flagstaff area. It is a short and sweet, steep, punchy climb that’ll set you back no more than 30 minutes to reach the summit. You may be thinking, why drive all the way out to Fern Mountain if it’s only going to take 30 minutes? My question to you is, why not do another hike afterward? Upon completion of this beautiful hike, many… Read more
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Exploring Flagstaff: Hiking Humphreys
Flagstaff has an array of amazing hikes, from short and easy to steep and challenging. Humphrey’s Peak is one of the highest points in Arizona and tends to be one of the more challenging ones.
Despite it being a tough climb, Humphrey’s is arguably one of the most rewarding hikes that Flagstaff has to offer. The view you are greeted with when you reach the summit is a vast panorama of beautiful landmarks; these include… Read more
Weekend Adventure: Aspen Loop Trail
Hello Adventurers!
This weekend we will be exploring another beautiful hike right here in Flagstaff. This hike is about 1.8 miles round trip and ranked an easy to moderate hike via the Coconino National Forest. Expect to see some beautiful sights here of Flagstaff wildlife, aspen trees (of course) and incredible views… Read more
Weekend Adventure: Humphreys Peak
Hello Adventurers!
This week our compasses point towards the highest peak in Flagstaff, Mount Humphreys. This hike is geared towards experienced hikers due to its high amount of mileage.
This hike is not for the faint of heart, with an elevation gain about 3,000 feet and 9.2 miles one way, this hike is sure to give you a… Read more
Weekend Adventure: Lava Tubes
How many people can say in their lifetime they have visited a lava river tube. What a crazy experience! Well, what if I told you this brag worthy hike is less than 40 minutes away from NAU? Flagstaff’s official website recommends you take this hike around the summertime. The exact time Peer Jacks goes on our annual trip here!
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Weekend Adventure: Havasu Falls
No your eyes do not deceive you. There is no photoshop used in these pictures, and yes this is a real place. This amazing site is Havasu Falls located in Havasu Canyon south of the Colorado River. Reservations are required before embarking on this adventure due to the high amounts of mileage you’ll need to endure. But this view, is well worth it. 2018 prices for Havasu Falls are around $170 when purchasing through the website.Read more