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SUMMARY:Sedona
DESCRIPTION:Hey\, all! This will be a fun\, beginner-friendly trip to Sedona. We will be car camping the night near Sedona and taking an easy to moderate hike the following morning. For the location of the hike\, we will choose between either Cathedral Rock\, Subway Cave\, or Soldier’s Pass. After we finish hiking\, we can explore town or head back to campus. \n📌Cathedral Rock: 1.1 mi (1.8 km) distance\, 🥾 740 ft (226 m) elevation gain\n📌Subway Cave: 4.8 mi (7.7 km) distance\, 🥾 574 ft (175m) elevation gain\n📌Soldier’s Pass: 1.6 mi (2.6 km) distance\, 🥾 75 ft (23 m) elevation gain \n🌄 Activity: Camping + Hiking\n🏔️ Skill Level: Easy\n👥 Max People: 30\n🗞️ Costs: Gas\, food\, water\n⛅ Weather: 87°F high\, 62°F low (31°C high\, 17°C low)\n🧭 Meeting Place: ASU Performing and Media Arts near Trader Joe’s\n🧳 What to Bring: Sunscreen\, hiking shoes\, camping mat\, sleeping bag\, tent\, water\, food \nCHECK BACK LATER TO SIGN UP
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/sedona-2/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Brenten Gunn":MAILTO:bgunn6@asu.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260926T070000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260927T180000
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SUMMARY:Wilderness First Aid Course
DESCRIPTION:From CAMRA:\nAre you prepared?\n\n\nWhat happens if a medical emergency happens to you\, a family member\, or a friend while you are in the wilderness? Do you know how to safely respond to a life-threatening injury? Gain peace-of-mind in learning the same life-saving skills taught to outdoor professionals across the country. \nThis fast-paced\, yet comprehensive two-day program will teach you skills for responding to medical emergencies in the backcountry. A blended course of classroom learning\, skills labs\, and outdoor scenarios for plenty of hands-on practice. \nTopics covered in the two-day WFA course include: \n\nPatient Assessment System\nPrinciples of Splinting\nPreparedness and Prevention\nEnvironmental Emergencies\nLong-term Patient Care\nSoft Tissue Injuries\nBites and Stings\n\n…and many other potentially life-saving skills! \nTuition includes: \n\nSOLO’s Field Guide to Wilderness First Aid (current edition)\nWilderness First Aid Map\nSOLO WFA certification card\n\nPlease Bring: \n\nNotebook and pen for notes during classroom session\nWater and snacks (sack lunch in lieu of eating offsite recommended)\nClothing appropriate for expected weather conditions\, approximately 1/3 of the course will be outdoors\, will require kneeling on dirt surfaces\nBackpack with items you normally take into the backcountry. If new to the outdoors\, you can download the WFA Gear List.\n\nYou must sign up through CAMRA’s Website: https://camra.ticketspice.com/wilderness-first-aid-september-2026 \n\n🗺️ Location: North Mountain Visitor Center\n🌄 Activity: Class\n🏔️ Skill Level: Easy\n👥 Max People: 8\n🗞️ Costs: $250 for course\, gas\n⛅ Weather: Hot outside\, A/C inside\n🧭 Meeting Place: APMA/ TJ’s\n🧳 What to Bring: Water\, food\, backpack\, and a good attitude \nCLICK TO SIGN UP PHOTOS
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/wilderness-first-aid-course/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Raden Chambers":MAILTO:raden.chambers@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260926T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260926T130000
DTSTAMP:20260722T065953Z
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SUMMARY:Camelback Mountain Bike and Hike
DESCRIPTION:We will start at the ASU Preforming Arts building and bike along the Indian Bend Wash Greenbelt to Camelback mountain where we will park our bikes and hike Cholla-Trail. We will be bike ride is one hour each way but it is my favorite bike trail in Phoenix because we are biking through parks and by water most of the time. Camelback Mountain is a fun but strenuous hike\, so be prepared. \n \nThere is a spot at the start of the trailhead with public bathrooms and a place to fill your water. \nThis is a difficult trip. It involves at least two hours of biking and one and a half hours of difficult hiking. Cholla trail is already rated a double black diamond trail. Don’t join us unless you are prepared. \nThe club doesn’t have any bikes to rent out so you will need to bring your own. You are allowed to bring an eBike\, but be careful because some older or lower end bikes might not have the battery life to do the full round trip. Make sure to bring plenty of water\, a helmet\, and sunscreen. \nThis is the path we will be taking: here \nAll Trails Link: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/arizona/camelback-mountain-via-cholla-trail \nDate is still subject to change🗺️ Location: Camelback Mountain Via Cholla Trailhead\n🌄 Activity: Day Hike\n🏔️ Skill Level: Strenuous\n📌 Total Miles: 3 Miles Hiking\, 20 Miles biking\n🥾 Total Elevation Gain: 1300 ft Hiking\, 300 ft biking\n👥 Max People: 20\n⛅ Weather: 80°F\n🧭 Meeting Place: ASU Performing and Media Arts\n🧳 What to Bring: Bike\, 2L of water\, snacks\, sunscreen\, helmet \nCLICK TO SIGN UP PHOTOS
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/camelback-mountain-bike-and-hike/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Isaac Timmerman":MAILTO:itimmerm@asu.edu
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DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261004T190000
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SUMMARY:Bear Jaw to Abineau Trail Backpacking
DESCRIPTION:We will be doing a a beautiful one night backpacking trip to Bear Jaw to Abineau Trail! There will be beautiful fall colors and amazing views from the back side of Humphreys\, the tallest mountain in Arizona! \n  \nSpots are extremely limited on this trip because the camp spot can only fit MAX 9 people! There is only room for 3 tents\, and 3 people must sleep in each. It will be very cold at night\, so bring multiple layers\, gloves\, and a beanie/hat. \n🗺️ Location: Bear Jaw to Abineau Trail – https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/arizona/abineau-trail-to-bear-jaw-trail\n🌄 Activity: Backpacking\n🏔️ Skill Level: Moderate-Hard\n📌 Total Miles: 7.4\n🥾 Total Elevation Gain: 2000 ft elevation gain\n👥 Max People: 9\n🗞️ Costs: Gas\n⛅ Weather: 55°F high\, 25°F low\n🧭 Meeting Place: ASU Performing and Media Arts\n🧳 What to Bring: Backpacking bag\, sleeping pad\, sleeping bag\, 3L water\, food\, warm clothes \nCHECK BACK LATER TO SIGN UP
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/bear-jaw-to-abineau-trail-backpacking/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jaddison Jordan":MAILTO:jbjorda4@asu.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261003T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261003T200000
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SUMMARY:Fossil Springs Day Hike
DESCRIPTION:This trip will be a day hike to one of Arizona’s coolest spots. We’ll hike the Bob Bear Trail down to Fossil Springs\, where bright blue water flows through caves\, waterfalls\, and swimming holes. The hike is 8–9 miles round trip with ~1\,500–2\,000 ft of elevation gain and is moderate to difficult\, especially on the way back out. This is not a trip for inexperienced hikers. We’ll spend time swimming\, cliff jumping\, and exploring. The water is refreshing but pretty cold\, even on warm days. Be sure to bring plenty of water\, sunscreen\, and a swimsuit. \n \nAll Trails link: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/arizona/fossil-springs-trail \nGoogle Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/9LvZYDjfRU7YPgwj9 \n🗺️ Location: Fossil Springs (Bob Bear) near Strawberry\n🌄 Activity: Day hiking\n🏔️ Skill Level: Strenuous\n📌 Total Miles: 8.5 Miles\n🥾 Total Elevation Gain: 1639 feet\n👥 Max People: 25\n🗞️ Costs: Gas\n⛅ Weather: High in the 70s or 80s\n🧭 Meeting Place: ASU Performing and Media Arts\n🧳 What to Bring: At least 3L of water\, sunscreen\, swimsuit \nCHECK BACK LATER TO SIGN UP
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/fossil-springs-day-hike-2/
CATEGORIES:Trip
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ORGANIZER;CN="Isaac Timmerman":MAILTO:itimmerm@asu.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261008T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261013T200000
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SUMMARY:Eastern Arizona Wildlife Safari (WHALE WATCHING PUSHED BACK TO SPRING BREAK)
DESCRIPTION:This fall I am leading a somewhat car centric wildlife search and viewing expedition in Arizona’s white mountains and the petrified forest national park. We will be searching the most prominent hotspots for herds of large mammals\, alpine songbirds\, and unique reptiles. There will be some hiking involved primarily in two of the nature reserves in the white mountains as well as in open grasslands. The scenery will be amazing as this lies within peak fall color viewing on aspen trees with wildlife activity being abundant during the day due to slightly cooler temps than the summer months. the other portion of the trip spent in petrified forest will blend both cooler mountain fall colors with the colorful badlands of the Colorado plateau\, unique sunsets\, clear skies\, ancient fossilized trees\, and unique desert wildlife! This is going to be an epic trip and an opportunity to see amazing wildlife. \nFor any photographers in the club who love wildlife viewing and scenery this one is for you! Do not forget your camera if you have one! \n(DISCLAIMER) \nThis was originally this falls whale watching trip. It is a tad too expensive right now and I will be living there next summer. Much of the larger marine life is also feeding much farther offshore this year due to the weather pattern in the pacific so chances of viewing whales grow lower. Instead\, as of right now\, I have a trip dedicated for the channel islands national park in search of killer whales for next spring! That being said\, I have wanted to see a “true autumn” and there is no better opportunity than this fall break. \nItinerary will be out within the next couple weeks! \n🗺️ Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/RZJY131ENwmkggaDA (Greer Arizona and surrounding wilderness) https://maps.app.goo.gl/f58Ut1kjmvxoBZkg9 (petrified forest national park\n🌄 Activity: wildlife viewing/hiking/camping\n🏔️ Skill Level: Moderate\n📌 Total Miles: 536 round trip\n🥾 Total Elevation Gain: TBD\n👥 Max People: 10\n🗞️ Costs: (Gas- $18 split between 5 people per vehicle)\n⛅ Weather: Expect sunnier weather during this time of the year. highs in low 70\,s and lows in mid 30’s for both locations\n🧭 Meeting Place: Meet infront of the ASU performing and media arts center!\n🧳 What to Bring: Bring tents (for those who are not car camping)\, sleeping bags\, strong sturdy shoes\, water\, and cold weather gear such as wind breakers and thick hoodies. Both the white mountains and the petrified forest national park can get quit chilly.\nCHECK BACK LATER TO SIGN UP
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/central-california-whale-watching-and-camping/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Trey Hughes":MAILTO:tscotth04@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261009T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261013T210000
DTSTAMP:20260806T232534Z
CREATED:20260806T232533Z
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UID:6089-1791547200-1791925200@arizonaoutdoorsclub.com
SUMMARY:Moab Desert Expedition
DESCRIPTION:For Fall Break\, we’ll be heading up to Moab\, Utah’s red rock country for a multi-day desert adventure. Expect towering sandstone formations\, endless views\, remote campsites\, and some of the most iconic landscapes in the Southwest. \nWe’ll spend several days exploring the canyons and arches around Moab\, with a mix of challenging hikes\, scenic overlooks\, and time around camp. Come ready for early mornings\, dusty trails\, big views\, and the kind of adventure that leaves you with stories for years. \nIf you have a 4×4 and/or a mountain bike\, this is the trip to bring it on! More details to come. \n🗺️ Location: Moab\, UT\n🌄 Activity: Road Trip\, Camping\, Hiking\, Off Roading\n🏔️ Skill Level: Various\n📌 Total Miles: TBD\n🥾 Total Elevation Gain: TBD\n👥 Max People: 20\n🗞️ Costs: ~$80 gas\, Food\, camping\, National Park Pass \n⛅ Weather: Highs in 80s\, Lows in 60s\n🧭 Meeting Place: APMA\n🧳 What to Bring: Everything your driver is willing to fit \nCHECK BACK LATER TO SIGN UP
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/moab-desert-expedition/
CATEGORIES:Trip
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ORGANIZER;CN="Raden Chambers":MAILTO:raden.chambers@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261017T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261018T180000
DTSTAMP:20260807T213251Z
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UID:6120-1792224000-1792346400@arizonaoutdoorsclub.com
SUMMARY:Horton Creek Backpacking
DESCRIPTION:We will be backpacking for one night alongside Horton Creek near Payson\, passing waterfalls and going through beautiful pine forests. Towering limestone cliffs of the Mogollon Rim will loom above us as we make camp beneath the rustling canopy. Crisp mountain air and the constant\, soothing melody of the spring-fed stream will guide us into a quiet\, starry night under the pines. This backpacking trip is relatively difficult so make sure to be prepared. It will get colder at night so bring warm clothes! \n🗺️ Location: Horton Creek Trail: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/arizona/horton-creek-trail\n🌄 Activity: Backpacking\n🏔️ Skill Level: Moderate-Hard\n📌 Total Miles: 9.2\n🥾 Total Elevation Gain: 2500ft elevation gain\n👥 Max People: 20\n🗞️ Costs: Gas\, Tonto Pass ($8)\n⛅ Weather: 74°F high\, 45°F low\n🧭 Meeting Place: ASU Performing and Media Arts\n🧳 What to Bring: Backpacking bag\, sleeping pad\, sleeping bag\, warm clothes\, 3L water\, food \nCHECK BACK LATER TO SIGN UP
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/horton-creek-backpacking/
CATEGORIES:Trip
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jaddison Jordan":MAILTO:jbjorda4@asu.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261106T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261108T120000
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UID:6086-1793966400-1794139200@arizonaoutdoorsclub.com
SUMMARY:Cactus to Clouds Hike
DESCRIPTION:Cactus to Clouds! \nLooking for a challenge? The route up to San Jacinto Peak is one of the toughest day hikes in the U.S.\, climbing over 10\,000 vertical feet\, but the views and reward are more than worth it. Rising from the desert to the peak over 16 miles\, you cross through multiple ecosystems on the way up. The best part is\, after descending only 3 more miles\, the gondola will take us back down into town. \nWe will leave Friday afternoon and dispersed camp near the trailhead\, so that we can get an early 2:30am start on the trail (we’re going to need it). After coming down\, we can enjoy a well earned dinner in Palm Springs\, and camp in Joshua Tree before heading back to Tempe on Sunday. \n🗺️ Location: Palm Springs\, CA\, San Jacinto Peak\n🌄 Activity: Camping and Hiking\n🏔️ Skill Level: Strenuous (Very)\n📌 Total Miles: 21 miles\n🥾 Total Elevation Gain: ~10\,800ft\n👥 Max People: 16\n🗞️ Costs: Gas ~ $40 per person\n⛅ Weather: In the desert: Highs in the 80s\, Lows in the 50s; On the Peak: Highs in the 40s\, Lows in the 20s\n🧭 Meeting Place: APMA\n🧳 What to Bring: Car camping gear\, Trail running shoes\, water\, snacks\, and endurance fuel in summit bag \nCHECK BACK LATER TO SIGN UP
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/cactus-to-clouds-hike/
CATEGORIES:Trip
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ORGANIZER;CN="Raden Chambers":MAILTO:raden.chambers@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261107T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261108T170000
DTSTAMP:20260806T203436Z
CREATED:20260806T062848Z
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UID:6075-1794049200-1794157200@arizonaoutdoorsclub.com
SUMMARY:California Sand Dunes Backpacking & Stargazing
DESCRIPTION:We will be heading to the North Algodones Dunes Wilderness in California for an incredible backpacking trip in the dunes! We will camp on the sand and will go stargazing! Also we’re all gonna get milkshakes because that’s cool. It’s not a very long trek\, but it may be extra difficult because we will be trudging through the sand. We’ll likely have to carry extra weight for water and firewood (if we want to have a fire). \nDay 1 (Nov. 7):\n– Meet at the ASU Performing and Media Arts building (in the Trader Joe’s lot) in Tempe\n– Depart Tempe at 11AM\n– Visit Dateland to try their Date Milkshakes\n– Reach the sand dunes around 3:30PM (we want to arrive later in the day so we don’t scald our feet if we want to walk barefoot!)\n– Hike 2.5 miles across the sand dunes\n– Reach camp around 5PM and set up tents\n– Stargaze at night – it’ll almost be a new moon! \nDay 2 (Nov. 8):\n– Pack up camp (including campfire ash) and leave around 9AM\n– Hike 2.5 miles back to the cars\n– Get lunch somewhere\n– Head back to Tempe around 1PM\n– Reach Tempe by around 5PM \nTrip dates/details may be subject to change! \n🗺️ Location: North Algodones Dunes Wilderness\n🌄 Activity: Backpacking\n🏔️ Skill Level: Moderate\n📌 Total Miles: 5 miles (2.5/day)\n👥 Max People: 15 (hard cap)\n🗞️ Costs: Gas + milkshakes\n⛅ Weather: 90°F high\, 60°F low\n🧭 Meeting Place: ASU Performing and Media Arts building in Trader Joe’s lot\n🧳 What to Bring: Sunglasses\, sunscreen\, hat/headscarf\, extra socks (thank me later)\, camping mat\, sleeping bag\, tent\, LOTS of water\, snacks\, headlamp \nCHECK BACK LATER TO SIGN UP
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/california-sand-dunes-backpacking-stargazing/
CATEGORIES:Trip
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ORGANIZER;CN="Tavek Jordan":MAILTO:tavek@jordanlodge.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261114T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261115T220000
DTSTAMP:20260806T055913Z
CREATED:20260806T055913Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260806T055913Z
UID:6072-1794668400-1794780000@arizonaoutdoorsclub.com
SUMMARY:Baboquivari Peak
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a hike up southern Arizona’s most distinctive peak pronounced “bah-boh-kwa-VEE-ree“. Sticking up 1000 feet or more above the surrounding mountains\, with its characteristic pyramid-shaped peak\, it beckons the curious. On a clear day\, it can be seen from over 100 miles away. \nThis mountain is a sacred place to the Tohono Oʼodham people so please treat this sacred place with a little extra respect. The reservation is generous enough to let people climb it for a permit fee of $10/person. \nBaboquivari is a challenging 9.5 mile 4\,100ft climb with class 3 scrambling towards the top. To reach the very top the last 100ft is proper rope climbing rated 5.4. However we likely won’t be able to do this as we don’t have the proper gear or experience. However the end of the trail is where most people turn around anyways. Climbing experience is NOT required for this trip! \nRead more about this <— at the link! \n  \nItinerary: \nSaturday 14th: Meet at ASU Performing arts building in the Trader Joe’s parking lot at 3pm then drive down to Baboquivari. The res requires a $3 fee to camp \nSunday 15th: Hike Baboquivari and drive back to Tempe \nCHECK BACK LATER TO SIGN UP
URL:https://arizonaoutdoorsclub.com/trips_and_events/baboquivari-peak-2/
CATEGORIES:Trip
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ORGANIZER;CN="Justin Weidmann":MAILTO:justinweidmann2@gmail.com
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