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Camp Life on a Grand Canyon Rafting Trip with Arizona Raft Adventures

admin — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 20:08:01 +0000

Whitewater rafting the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon with Arizona Raft Adventures involves a minimum of a six day journey. Along the way, you stop at primitive sites to make camp each evening. Camping in the Grand Canyon is amazing. Guests and guides alike love camp life for so many reasons: sleeping on the soft sandy beaches, viewing the incredible sunrises, sunsets, and night skies, relaxing with friends and family, taking moments of private reflection, hiking opportunities, eating deliciously prepared meals and winding down after a fun adventure filled day. Call Arizona Raft Adventures at 800-786-7238.

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Video hike to Romero Pools, Tucson, Arizona – Catalina Park

admin — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 00:36:04 +0000

In the first of a series of videos to share the amazing hiking trails of Arizona (especially around Tucson), here’s an apx 8 minute winter hike to Romero Pools. With a trailhead in Catalina State Park, the Romero Canyon Trail takes you high into the Catalina Mountains where you find remarkable pools of water.

Duration : 0:9:27

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Sedona Arizona Area Information

admin — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 01:29:28 +0000

http://www.sedona.tv
This Sedona video is an excerpt of The Natural Wonders of Sedona… Timeless Beauty.
This portion of the video is about Sedona’s Gallery Row and the trip to the Village of Oak Creek, also part of Sedona. If you would like to purchase the Sedona video on DVD go to Sedona.TV

Duration : 0:3:54

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Mooney Falls

admin — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 03:36:12 +0000

Mooney Falls is about a mile below the more famous Havasu Falls. This is a shot just before going into the first of two caves on the way down to the bottom of the falls.

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Around Camp in Havasupai

admin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 23:23:06 +0000

Arizona Outback Adventures (www.aoa-adventures.com) presents highlights of the luxury camping experience that awaits AOA’s guests each day they are in Havasupai. All transportation, gear, and food are included. The knowledgeable, experienced guides prepare amazing meals while the guests relax streamside or swim in beautiful Havasu creek.

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Arizona Camping Club Catching Fish on Lake Powell Houseboat

admin — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 21:13:21 +0000

http://camping.meetup.com/174 Brian Catching a Largemouth Black Bass on the Lake Powell Houseboat Trip. If you’re looking for a great group of people to go camping, fishing, hunting, hiking and lots of other fun outdoor adventure activities, you should join our group. It is free!

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Sedona Overview

admin — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 21:20:22 +0000

http://www.sedona.tv/ Sedona truly is a natural wonder drawing nearly 4 million visitors annually. Sedona’s red rocks are the most sought after destination in Arizona, second only to the Grand Canyon in popularity.
At 4500 feet in elevation, Sedona’s ideal high desert climate boasts of four mild seasons making it pleasant to visit any time of year.
In the springtime, days are pleasantly warm and evenings may be chilly. Keep in mind, night time temperatures typically drop 30 degrees below the peak of the day.
Summer in Sedona is characterized by hot days and perfect evenings, making it an ideal recreational playground for camping, swimming,
hiking, mountain biking, shopping and whatever else your family desires.
Fall in Sedona is the prime season with clear blue skies, warm days and comfortable evenings. In fact, the fall is so pleasant, it seems like summer has been
extended to six or seven months long. Towards the end of fall, the leaves turn color and Oak Creek Canyon is host to brilliant beautiful hues.
Sedona’s mild winter lasts about 2 months. Occasionally a snow fall may dust the red rocks and what a beautiful sight it is…creating a contrast for outstanding photo opportunities. Be sure to take pictures in the morning since the snow is usually gone by noon….daytime temperatures are always above freezing.
Sedona TV
Red Rock TV
http://www.sedona.tv

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FREE RV Camping Boondocking In Northern Arizona

admin — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 21:20:05 +0000

As a former bellman for Fred Harvey Lodges on the South Rim, of the Grand Canyon National Park, I made this DVD especially for those wanting to get away from the camera clicking masses that visit the canyon every year. This DVD takes you truely “off the beaten path” to places only the most seasoned Grand Canyon visitors know about. Some of these locations are more common to Mule Deer and Pink Canyon Rattlers than weekend warriors!

There is plenty of rare footage with pictures taken while logging up to 500 canyoneering miles under the rim. From hiking Comanche Point and Cape Solitude to the former mines near Horseshoe Mesa, from the South Kaibab to Phantom Ranch, from Cheyava Falls to Ribbon Falls, from the Bright Angel to an intense scramble along a faint route intended ONLY for experienced hikers out to the top of the famous Battleship, from the rugged Hermit Trail to the remote South Bass Royal Arch Loop, from the forested expanse of Crazy Jug Vista on the North Rim down to the Esplanade and awe inspiring power of Thunder River, from the East Rim to the West Rim, from the Grandview Lookout tower to famous Hopi Point, from tenting lonley Jumpup Point to a spectacular FREE camping spot at the edge of the canyon 3000 feet above the mighty Colorado River at Toroweap Point!

That’s not all, these disks even include the only “Rim to River” backroad adventure along Diamond Creek near Peach Springs. Just imagine that you can drive to the bottom of the Grand Canyon where only river runners pull out at! “Did I fail to mention the waterfalls of Havasupai or even the dusty never ending backroads leading out to the middle of nowhere at Grand Canyon Parashant National Monument region of the park?” Yes, Mount Trumbull, Kelly and Timp points, we have “Been there Done That!” taken the pictures and brought them back for you to enjoy!

COMING SOON! These two DVD’s are due out and for sale in Fall 2009.
For more information: www.boondockinginarizona.com

Duration : 0:4:6

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