Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Hiking a hidden and remote canyon in Arizona's backcountry in search of some Native American ruins. Although the hike is a relatively short distance, it is known for being incredibly steep with difficult terrain. On this day, we encountered waterfalls caused by snowmelt and recent rains, which really added to the beauty of this rugged canyon. However, these waterfalls and seasonal water flows also made for super slick rock and ultimately shortened our hike prior to getting to the ruins. But it was still a great adventure in an unbelievably beautiful desert canyon!
Here is the video I mentioned by Jerry Arizona youtube.com/watch?v=VgWxV92Hap4&t=270s
Also, check out Tristan's adventures on his channel, @SUVRVing
youtube.com/channel/UC07IPCu6BQGWh0Fdk9Q2Z2w
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Hiking a hidden and remote canyon in Arizona's backcountry in search of some Native American ruins. Although the hike is a relatively short distance, it is known for being incredibly steep with difficult terrain. On this day, we encountered waterfalls caused by snowmelt and recent rains, which really added to the beauty of this rugged canyon. However, these waterfalls and seasonal water flows also made for super slick rock and ultimately shortened our hike prior to getting to the ruins. But it was still a great adventure in an unbelievably beautiful desert canyon!
Here is the video I mentioned by Jerry Arizona youtube.com/watch?v=VgWxV92Hap4&t=270s
Also, check out Tristan's adventures on his channel, @SUVRVing
youtube.com/channel/UC07IPCu6BQGWh0Fdk9Q2Z2w
Official homesteadonomics video "Hiking a Hidden Arizona Canyon with SUV Rving: It was truly another world! Subscribe to homesteadonomics: bit.ly/2trs1Iz
Follow homesteadonomics:
Instagram: instagram.com/homesteadonomics
Facebook: facebook.com/homesteadonomics
If you guys like the videos I make and would like to help support the channel at no additional cost to you. Please consider doing some of you Amazon shopping through this link. I may receive a small commission for any items you purchase. It’s greatly appreciated ☺ amzn.to/2O4nTWY
Business Inquiries: kangaroojoe@msn.com
----------- DIY, Random Projects, Gardening, Rainwater Harvesting, Chickens... and whatever else interests me ;)
If you have any questions or business inquires feel free to email below or if you prefer, you can send old fashioned mail to this address:)
Homesteadonomics
HC 70 Box 4770
Sahuarita AZ 85629
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#hiking #backpacking #waterfalls
Tags:
homesteadonomics, hiking, arizona, canyon, remote, waterfalls, native american, indian ruins, cliff dwellings, desert canyon, hiking trail, climbing, suv rving, saguaro cactus, remote canyon,
