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SUMMARY:Lake Powell Exploration
DESCRIPTION:Itinerary\n🌊 Lake Powell 2-Night Lone Rock Beach Camping Itinerary 🚗🏕️\nDay 1: Drive from Tempe + Beach Camp Setup 🏜️ \n11:00 AM: Depart Tempe. Head north on I-17 to US-89 N. Light traffic expected; quick stop in Flagstaff for lunch/gas if needed.\n~4:00-5:00 PM: Arrive at Lone Rock Beach (north of Page ~12 miles\, Utah side off US-89). Pay entrance + camping fee at kiosk/booth. Drive onto sand (follow existing tracks; high-clearance/4WD best but many 2WD succeed). Claim a spot near the water with views of Lone Rock. \n💰 Prices for Day 1:\nEntrance: $30 per vehicle (waived if you have a National Parks Annual Pass)\nCampsite: $14 per night per vehicle → $28 total for 2 nights \nAfternoon/Evening: Set up tent\, canopy\, and camp. Swim around\, explore the beach/rocks. Grill dinner or easy camp meal. Watch the sunset over the lake. Quiet hours 10 PM-6 AM.\nOvernight: Primitive camping (portable water\, showers\, toilets seasonal). Campfire OK in rings or below high-water line. 🔥 \nDay 2: Antelope Canyon Kayak Adventure + Horseshoe Bend Sunset 🛶🌅 \nMorning: Wake\, quick breakfast at camp (coffee\, bars\, fruit).\n~8:00-9:00 AM: Drive ~15-20 min south to Antelope Point Public Boat Launch. Pick up rented kayaks. \nKayak & Hike (4-6+ hours total):\nPaddle ~2.5 miles each way into the Antelope Canyon water arm (stay to the side of main channel). Beach kayaks at the sandbar\, then hike upstream into the stunning narrow sandstone slot (30 min to a few hours RT; bring water\, snacks\, shoes for sand/mud). Towering glowing walls\, peaceful and adventurous—no crowds like the land tours. Return same way. Start early to beat afternoon wind.\n💰 Kayak Cost: $60 per person/$40 For Two Person \nEarly-Mid Afternoon: Return kayaks\, drive ~10-15 min to Page.\nLate Lunch/Early Dinner in Page (~2-5 PM): Options like Big John’s BBQ\, Dam Bar & Grille\, El Tapatio\, or similar (casual\, $15-25/person). Groceries if needed. 🍔\nLate Afternoon/Evening: Drive 5 min to Horseshoe Bend ($10/vehicle parking). Easy 1.5-mile RT sandy hike to the epic 1\,000-ft overlook. Stay for golden hour/sunset glow.\nEvening: Drive ~20 min back to Lone Rock camp. Night swim\, campfire\, chill under the stars. 🌌 \nDay 3: Dam Stop + Navajo Tacos + Drive Home 🏠 \nMorning: Wake\, eat breakfast at camp. Pack up completely (leave no trace—pack out all trash).\n~9:00-10:00 AM: Short drive ~15-20 min to Glen Canyon Dam / Carl Hayden Visitor Center (near Page). Free overlook\, exhibits\, bridge views (open ~9 AM-5 PM). Quick 30-45 min stop.\n~10:30 AM onward: Drive south on US-89 ~50-60 min to Cameron Trading Post (right on highway\, on Navajo Nation). \nEat Navajo tacos (fry bread with beans\, beef/mutton or veggie\, green chile\, cheese\, lettuce\, tomato—regular ~$15-20\, mini cheaper). Historic spot with gift shop and Little Colorado River gorge views. Eat in or to-go. 🌮 \nContinue home: From Cameron ~3-3.5 hours via US-89 S to I-17 S. Arrive Tempe by 6:00 PM. \n💰 Full Cost Breakdown (Per Vehicle) \nEntrance: $30 per vehicle (waived with National Park Pass)\nTwo Nights Camping: $28\nKayak: $60 per person (or $40 per person if sharing a 2-person kayak)\nHorseshoe Bend Parking: $10\nGas (round trip): ~$120 (for most cars) → ~$100 for a 4-person car split \n🗺️ Location: Lake Powell\n🌄 Activity: Camping/Hiking/Kayaking\n🏔️ Skill Level: Moderate\n👥 Max People: 25\n🗞️ Costs: $40\n⛅ Weather: Highs Are In The Upper 70s. Nighly Lows In The 50s\n🧭 Meeting Place: In Front Of Trader Joes\n🧳 What to Bring: Tent\, Sleeping Bag\, Sleeping Pad\, Sun Protection\, Water Shoes for Kayaking\, \nCLICK TO SIGN UP PHOTOS
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ORGANIZER;CN="Nicolas Nelson":MAILTO:nikynel@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260822T060000
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SUMMARY:Sport Climbing in Sedona\, AZ (Octopus’s Garden)
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a full-day sport climbing trip to one of Sedona’s best beginner-friendly crags! We’ll spend the day climbing high-quality sandstone sport routes ranging primarily from 5.6–5.8\, with a few harder/longer multi-pitch options available for experienced climbers. \nThis trip is intended for climbers who already have experience sport climbing. While the grades are beginner-friendly\, this is not an instructional course. Participants should already know how to belay and be comfortable climbing outdoors. \nWe’ll meet in Tempe\, organize carpools\, stop for breakfast in Sedona\, climb throughout the day\, eat lunch at the crag\, and return to Tempe in the evening. \nRoutes are single-pitch with a short approach and spectacular views of Oak Creek Canyon. \n🗺️ Location: Octopus’s Garden Sport Climbing Area (Midgley Bridge)\, Sedona\, AZ\n🌄 Activity: Sport Climbing\n🏔️ Skill Level: Beginner–Intermediate\n📌 Total Miles: ~1.5 miles round trip\n🥾 Total Elevation Gain: ~60-600ft (Depending on Route)\n👥 Max People: 8\n🗞️ Costs: Estimated $10-$15 for carpool gas and optional breakfast & lunch\n⛅ Weather: Typical late-August Sedona weather: Highs in the low 90s°F\, morning temperatures in the upper 60s°F\, with a chance of afternoon monsoon thunderstorms. Bring plenty of water\, sunscreen\, and rain protection.\n🧭 Meeting Place: APMA\n🧳 What to Bring: Required \n• Climbing shoes\n• Harness\n• Helmet (required)\n• Belay device and locking carabiner\n• Chalk\n• 2–4 liters of water\n• Lunch and snacks\n• Sunscreen\n• Comfortable hiking/climbing clothes \nOptional (Recommended) \n• Rope (60–70m)\n• Quickdraws\n• Stick clip\n• Belay gloves\n• Small backpack \nImportant: This is not an introductory climbing clinic. Participants should already be comfortable climbing outdoors and be able to safely belay. \nParticipants are expected to have prior outdoor sport climbing experience or previous lead climbing experience. Most routes will be in the 5.6–5.8 range\, with a few harder options available. \nIf you do not have your own climbing equipment\, please contact the trip leader before signing up so we can determine whether extra gear is available.\nCLICK TO SIGN UP PHOTOS
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/octopuss-garden-sport-climbing-area-midgley-bridge-sedona-az-sport-climbing/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Enrique De La Garza":MAILTO:Enrique.delagarza14@gmail.com
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