Thanks a lot im thinking im going to do the one on the 27th of September.

What would you guys say is the best hike around flag within like 20 miles that is longer like between 12-16? I allready did humpries(sp?) and that was awesome.

thanks guys

Does any one know a website that lists all of the running race that are coming up in flagstaff like k5s,10ks marathons.

thanks

When we did last sunday we started at 7:30 and where don by 1 one. It started pouring rain right as we got to the end of snowbowl road so my guess is people up on the mountain would be drenched.

Now since going there this summer i would have to say London,England. I really like it there hopefully someday i will live there for 4 or five years i think that would be cool.

along these same lines....when I first moved here, a co-worker cautioned me about heading into the sups without protection...in his words...he claimed the areas along Apache Trail were frequently used as "hide-outs" for motorcycle gangs.... anybody else heard those rumors? (and no, I have...

Im Looking for some good hikes in the Showlow,pinetop are were going to be up there for a week.

Thanks

davis2001r6 wrote:Parts of it towards Yuma skirts the Goldwater range. It is very remote, but I wouldn't consider it the most. You'll probably see border patrol everyday out there if nobody else.

what would you consider the most remote

So many to choose from. Are you looking to get lost or to have a desert party? I am looking for a place where you can just start walking any not see anybody so i guess you could kinda say hetting lost but i would always know where i am. But i just whant to be at lower altitudes in the desert. Kofa ...

So many to choose from. Are you looking to get lost or to have a desert party? I am looking for a place where you can just start walking any not see anybody so i guess you could kinda say hetting lost but i would always know where i am. But i just whant to be at lower altitudes in the desert. Kofa ...

jeremy77777 wrote:So many to choose from. Are you looking to get lost or to have a desert party?

I am looking for a place where you can just start walking any not see anybody so i guess you could kinda say hetting lost but i would always know where i am. But i just whant to be at lower altitudes in the desert.

Where would you guys say is the most remote place in Arizona thats desert. People alot of times talk about remote places in arizona but most of the time there at higher altitudes. Where is the most remote area in the desert?

is there anyway i could read some of it?

As long as there's a profit to be made from the destruction and degradation of natural areas and open spaces we should count on the fact that it will continue to happen. That's a reality of a capitalist nation in which we live. Legislation will never be passed that will off-set this fact in any mea...

The access corridor to Pima canyon is owned by Pima County Parks & Rec. Parcels around have been private property for over 100 years and were sold by inheritors to developers who subdivided and conquered. We desperately need a federal law protecting recreation access corridors and footprints. W...

:roll: As long as there's a profit to be made from the destruction and degradation of natural areas and open spaces we should count on the fact that it will continue to happen. That's a reality of a capitalist nation in which we live. Legislation will never be passed that will off-set this fact in ...

I want to really start or get involved in helping to conserve land and stop development from taking up the reaming open land in the state so if anyone has suggestions or wants to start getting involved please tell me

A Developer, His Deals and His Ties to McCain - New York Times Donald R. Diamond, a wealthy Arizona real estate developer, was racing to snap up a stretch of virgin California coast freed by the closing of an Army base a decade ago when he turned to an old friend, Senator John McCain. When Mr. Diam...

But State Trust Land is not considered to be public land, in the same sense as BLM or Forest Service land. It is there to be sold, for money for the public schools. Needless to say, many of us wish that most of it could be preserved as open space. ya i just wish they would put some law or something...

PageRob wrote:It's called a land swap, usually, where the FS or BLM exchanges lands that a developer wants for privately held lands that the land management agency wants.

does it happen often?