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Category Archives: Hiking Tips
New Red Rock Pass Program Takes Effect
Steve Ayers, Staff Reporter, The Bugle
After nearly a year spent mulling over a judge’s decision and gathering input from the public, the Coconino National Forest will implement a leaner and lighter Red Rock Pass program effective Feb. 1.
Sedona Vortex App
Mr. Sedona – Dennis Andres shares his knowledge of the vortex energy and hiking in Sedona, Arizona for the The Sedona Vortex App. An android & iPhone app that will guide you on your trip to Sedona, Arizona.
Hike Sedona App
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Hiking Tours With Pink Jeep Tours
When you hike in Sedona, stay at Sedona Reál Inn & Suites, the Sedona Hotel offering affordable luxury & superior service.
Sedona Hourly Weather Forecast
Sedona hour by hour outlook with 7 hour by hour view providing precipitation, temperatures, sky conditions, rain chance, dew-point, relative humidity, wind direction with speed, ceiling height, and visibility. Sedona, AZ traffic conditions and updates are included – as well as any NWS alerts, warnings, and advisories for the Sedona area and Yavapai county .
Sedona Wildflowers
by Crystal Sincoff
I just saw that the Red Rock Ranger station is having a local wildflower presentation on Saturday, May 14th at 11am. That sounds really fun! I have been seeing a lot of wildflowers lately. They are popping up along the highways and there were a lot on both the West Fork and Chavez Ranch hikes. Phyliss Lindberg who is an area expert will give a free hour long presentation on both Sedona and Verde Valley wildflowers. Hope to see you there!
Wilderness…What, No Mountain Bikes???
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Hiking in the Desert: Joys and Cautions
As spring approaches, more and more people will take to hiking in the desert.
Some of the best hiking in the United States is in the desert. The Grand Canyon and stretches of the Pacific Crest Trail come to mind. The desert has its unique features, and one of these is the weather. In the summer, of course, it can be beastly hot. Temperatures can be in the hundreds, and dehydration is a constant threat.
Carry Out an Injured Hiker or Seek Help?
One member of your hiking group is injured. Should you take her out to the trailhead? Or should you summon professional help? It’s not an easy decision to make. Every circumstance is different. So, there is no way I can give a definitive answer that would cover all cases. But, let’s take a look at some factors that could help with making a decision.
Hiking Hydration: Before, During and After
On hot days of summer it’s easy to get dehydrated while hiking. When you feel thirsty, you are already on the way to dehydration. So, hydrate, hydrate, hydrate.
Hydrate before your hike, during your hike and after your hike.