Tag: Hiking

Hiking with “Tour du Mont Blanc”

Bob Shea and Rodger Bivens

Bob Shea Please join SaddleBrooke Hiking Club members Bob Shea and Rodger Bivens as they recount their experiences hiking the 102 mile Tour du Mont Blanc, one of the world’s classic treks. Bob and Rodger spent a total of 11 days on the route in early September 2015. The very scenic route circumnavigates the 15,771…

Hiking Club returns to Supai in November

Havasu Falls by Randy Park

Randy Park In November the tour guides from Northern Arizona University led 18 members of the SaddleBrooke Hiking Club on four days of hikes on the Hualipai and Havasupai Indian Reservations. The highlight of the trip was the hikes to, around and from the small village of Supai. At the club’s November presentation, participants gave…

Diverse Sabino Canyon

A glimpse into Sabino Canyon

Pam Wakefield Sabino Canyon, one of the most unique Southwest desert canyons, is close enough to SaddleBrooke to be explored and enjoyed on a regular basis by hikers, photographers, bird and plant watchers and non-hikers. If you need a location to entertain guests this winter, Sabino Canyon has something for everyone. Located in Tucson’s Coronado…

2015 Hiking Club trip planned for Palm Springs

If you go on the SaddleBrooke Hiking Club’s 2015 trip you may have a chance to see Tahquitz Canyon Falls, a spectacular 50 foot desert waterfall on Agua Caliente tribal land near Palm Springs; photo by Dave Sorenson.

Karen Schickedanz A hiking trip to Palm Springs? Yes, it’s true—the SaddleBrooke Hiking Club’s fifth annual trip, scheduled for April 7 through 9, 2015, will be to this California desert resort city better known for its outstanding restaurants and hotels, celebrities and great golf. “What most people overlook about the Palm Springs area is the…