Lucas BremerPRO
My family tree can be traced through the Land Between the Lakes and the Shawnee National Forest regions of West Kentucky and Southern Illinois. I have been obsessed with traveling the Nation's National and State Parks my entire life.
This urban park built into a wilderness area makes this quick but steep hike full of awesome views.
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There are boat ramps and a marina to get your adventure here started. The flat water paddles with the red rock canyons is awesome any time of year.
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This is an awesome place to watch the stars. many amenities are here for campers and it is a great place to relax while visiting the Superstition Mountains.
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This is an awesome immersive experience in the spires of Chiricahua.
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This is a remote park, but with it being a member of the NPS, many amenities are here for all campers. Take advantage.
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The Superstition Mountains glow orange and red at sunset and make for some awesome photos. From novice to experts, all can capture this area well.
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If you don't wish to hike, there is another way through a cattle ranch to reach the ruins.
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Great intro walk to see the highlights of the NP. Easy for almost everyone.
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I had no idea I would see a 100 foot or so waterfall in full display when I headed out to explore near Tucson. The trail sometimes is hard to follow to the base of the falls but it is worth the effort as this is a sight to see.
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this cascade doesn't seem possible to exist in the desert, but thanks to the limestone springs in the area it is usually wet even in summer.
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If youre only driving through the park and not hiking, make sure to add this great side road to the trip.
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This is the one hike you have to do if only visiting the park for a short period of time.
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Just when I thought Arizona couldnt surprise me. I wasnt really excited about Petrified Forest, but once I did this trail I was hooked to do more. The rocks here are amazing color. Make sure to have a lot of water as I did it in the heat and ran out early.
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Though it wasn't made by pueblo people, this awesome building makes for an awesome photo. In busy seasons though it is extremely crowded.
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The Mongolian Rim of Arizona is a hidden gem of the state. The mountains jet out above the desert below and provide springs, pine forests, and tons of wildlife to see. Its a must explore if in Arizona for a period of time.
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Make sure you have a permit and also make sure you have the vehicle that can make it over the 14 mile rocky road. The falls and grotto areas are worth both these hurdles.
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Not as great of a reward hike as others in Sedona, but the views are still awesome.
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This is a great place for a swim on a hot day or to photograph at sunset with the red rocks shooting out above the water of Oak Creek.
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This is a good option for those who dont want the longer hike to Devil's bridge. It is scenic and worth a stop while in Sedona.
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you can also reach this in a vehicle if it is 4wd and high clearence.
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take a jeep on the broken arrow trail as it is one of the best off road experiences in the lower 48.
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There are just as great off road trails in Sedona as other places like Moab or Telluride.
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This is a great 4wd trail and hiking mixed in. There is also a "cave" nearby. The pools and devil's sinkhole are also along this trail. For Soldiers Pass you will need to get a permit from the Forest Service website.
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No show cave lighting here. Be sure to have a quality head lamp with charged batteries. This was a great hike to beat the Arizona Heat.
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