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Two teams/cars race in an epic battle of wits, skill, and luck. First to make it to Point Sur Lighthouse wins!

This trip is a 6 day, 1500 mile scenic road trip through Southern Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico, focused on iconic desert landscapes, rugged mountain hikes, massive cave systems, and 4 surreal national parks. We’ll start by cutting through Saguaro National Park, hike among towering rock spires in Chiricahua National Monument, summit the highest point in Texas at Guadalupe Peak, descend deep underground at Carlsbad Caverns, wander through historic mountain towns and alpine forests, and wrap it all up with sunset at White Sands National Park—one of the most unique landscapes in the U.S.

We will be taking a fun day trip to Prescott, Arizona. We are visiting Heritage Park Zoo, then exploring scenic downtown afterwards!

We’ll leave Tempe on March 10 and road-trip into California, stopping in Joshua Tree for a night of dispersed camping under the stars. From there, we’ll continue to Yosemite, spend […]

Superior or Flagstaff Outdoor Climbing with the Outdoor Climbing Club More Details to Come Max 10 people Sign Up

Conquer the legendary Superstition Mountains on a beautiful trip through the rugged beauty of Siphon Draw. Push your limits on the steep ascent to the Flatiron summit for a breathtaking […]

We’re putting together a group skydiving trip with Skydive Phoenix! You’ll jump tandem with a certified instructor, experience an insane freefall, and then enjoy a smooth parachute ride back down. […]

Join us on a trip to the Chiricahua National Monument, also known as the "Wonderland of Rocks," located in southeastern Arizona. We'll leave Tempe at 8:00 a.m., set up camp, […]

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, […]

This trip will be a one-night car camping trip to Edge of the World near Flagstaff. The drive includes ~20 miles of rough dirt road, so high-clearance vehicles are required. […]

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.

Guys I finally went and bought the school bus!!!! I quit my job this morning and we will be leaving at 9:00pm tonight after the meeting.