“Esse Quam Videri”: To Be Rather than Seem to Be

“Esse Quam Videri”: To Be Rather than Seem to Be

The Granite Mountain Memorial Hike Honors the Firefighters Who Lost Their Lives in the 2013 Yarnell Hill Fire By Amanda Lane, owner, The Hike Shack The Granite Mountain Hotshot Memorial Hike has been on my to-do list for some time now. I finally checked it off...
Lots of Options with Spectacular Views

Lots of Options with Spectacular Views

Sedona’s Upper Dry Creek Trails System Offers Lots of Treats, Including The Devil’s Bridge (120) By Amanda Lane, Owner, The Hike Shack Sedona is loaded with trails, and in the winter months, it can be a slightly warmer destination than Prescott’s peaks. One of my...
Snowshoeing After the ‘Snow-Pocalypse’

Snowshoeing After the ‘Snow-Pocalypse’

Discover a New Way to Adventure When the White Stuff Falls By Amanda Lane, Owner, The Hike Shack Prescott has always had unpredictable winter weather, especially when it comes to snow.  No matter how much we get, it’s always fun to indulge while it lasts. Last year’s...
A Quick Adventure That’s Good for Your Soul

A Quick Adventure That’s Good for Your Soul

In honor of National Trails Day, June 1, crews began work on the new Williams Peak Trail #738By Amanda Lane, owner, The Hike ShackEarly this spring, in honor of National Trails Day, volunteers from all over came to Prescott to lend a hand and play in the dirt—and to...
Wilderness: Where the Earth is Untamed  

Wilderness: Where the Earth is Untamed  

The Woodchute Wilderness Adventure, Featuring Great Views, Beautiful Wildflowers, and Some Surprises, Too By Amanda Lane, owner, The Hike Shack Mingus Mountain is a wonderful place to explore. Not only is this beautiful mountain about 10 degrees than Prescott on any...
Save the Dells

Save the Dells

Continuing the Work of Prescott’s Brave Women … Preserving the Spaces that Define Us By Amber Fields The Granite Dells. They’re one of the things that really define Prescott; a wild and free landscape like our city’s grandmothers found when they came here a century...