Pack Trip Schedule

What to Expect

Weather

The climate in Southern Arizona can be unpredictable. Spring and Fall are the most comfortable weather seasons. Temperatures are generally warm, 70-80's and up, 40-50's at night. During winter months it can be cooler, 50-60's in the daytime, and nighttime lows can reach freezing. Summer is hot and wet as it is out rainy season. The desert becomes a green landscape. Highs in the upper 90's, lows in the 70's and 80's.

Itinerary Changes

Adventure travel is exactly as the name implies: an adventure! Although every attempt is made to adhere to published itineraries, participants need to acknowledge and willingly accept the possibility of unexpected route and itinerary changes due to factors beyond the control of the outfitter - or just because it's more fun!

Suitability/Rider Experience

We use Quarter Horses and match each horse to the rider's experience. Our horses have been trained and chosen for their endurance and ability to handle the rocky and varied terrain that we ride through. Due to the terrain and long hours in the saddle, it's important to spend some time riding in preparation for the trip. Most trips are designed for riders with some experience. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call us.

Suggested Arrival Time:

If you are flying into Tucson (closest airport) and are requesting a pick up- there will be one pick up time of 2 p.m. we will coordinate with you to pick up all guest at the airport as close to that time as possible.

Camping on Trail

Our camp sites will be made along the trail in beautiful grassy canyon and valleys. Range style teepee tents are used for their versatility, or you may choose to just pick a nice spot and sleep under the stars.

Note: We use standard size sleeping bags that are rated at +20 degrees and they are wrapped in a cowboy bedroll tarp with a pad underneath and a pillow. The bedroll tarp adds two layers under you and two above you for added warmth and protection from the elements.