Phoenix night glow hike takes pic of city lights from a mountain top

Experience the magic of a Night Glow Hike in Phoenix

There’s something magical about the desert after dark. The stars shimmer overhead, the trails glow with vibrant colors, and the … More

Phoenix night glow hike takes pic of city lights from a mountain top

Looking for the best adventure in Phoenix? Try this fun night glow hike, guided by an expert

Experience an unforgettable guided night hike in Phoenix’s desert landscape. Enjoy cooler temperatures, starry skies, and glowing rocks. Highlights include scorpion sightings and unique UV-reactive minerals. Led by an experienced guide, ascend to stunning city views. Perfect for adventurers of all levels. Book now for this thrilling adventure!

Man on Grand Canyon Desert View lookout point

Escape the ordinary in the Grand Canyon State with these Extreme Arizona adventures

Trade comfort for exhilaration, where nature roars with challenge and your spirit soars with every mile.

Sunset colors ranging from orange to purple stretch across the Arizona sky

Check out this epic sunset I captured in the Phoenix Mountains Preserve

As I headed out into the desert about a half-hour before sundown on December 12, 2023, conditions for a gorgeous Arizona sunset were just right.
Experience has taught me that a perfectly clear sky is not the ideal situation for a beautiful sunset.

Mushroom shaped boulder in a sandy creekbed

See which AZ Wonders hidden gem of a hike got featured on Redfin.com

When the blog editor for redfin.com asked me about hidden gem hiking trails in Phoenix. this one came to mind immediately.

Sunrise transforms the sky above Phoenix into a kaleidoscope of colors

We see a lot of great sunrises in Arizona. After all, it is the Valley of the Sun. But there was something special about the sunrise on Wednesday, December 8, 2021. Dee Gutierrez of Phoenix captured it perfectly.

ruins of old cabin

This mellow hike to Lost Ranch ruins in Phoenix South Mountain Park is just right

Not too easy; not too hard: At three miles in length, the relatively short and moderately-pitched trail to Lost Ranch is just right.