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Sonia_S, Apr 2026
Fabulous experience! Doug is a kind, encouraging companion on what is a grade 1 scramble.
I did the Cholla trail. It is a Grade 1 scramble- limited exposure, no ropes or even poles needed. Sandstone is grippy and makes the scramble very doable. What made this possible for me to do solo, was my guide Doug! Doug was patient and very supportive. His “You got this!” got through some spicy bits laughing and with a smile on my face. He had water which I definitely needed after finishing the contents of my 1l water bottle at the summit. The descent is much easier than the climb up. I had a great time! Thanks Doug- for the encouragement and the numerous photos!
Brittany_W, Feb 2026
Best hike ever!!!
Mike was an amazinggggg guide! Super fun and just such a great spirit! Happy I had him to cheer me in when i wanted to quit (which was numerous times lol)
Idalgiza_G, Feb 2026
Amazing hike, awesome guide!
The hike was incredible, difficult but worth it. Our guide Doug and a young lady (I’m so sorry I’m terrible with names) were awesome. Doug was a wealth of information and had so many fun facts about Arizona. If you’re up for challenge and some adventure you’ll love this tour. Ask for Doug 😊
Patrick_K, Jan 2026
Amazing!!
This was such an incredible experience. Highly recommended!! Our guide, Curtis, was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. He came prepared and we had a blast. The views were amazing and we have pictures and videos that will remind us of this trip for years to come.

Camelback Mountain

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Phoenix
Camelback Mountain rising above the city of  Phoenix.
  • Camelback Mountain is a must-visit for experienced hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.

  • Remember to wear sturdy shoes suitable for walking over uneven surfaces.

  • Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat, as the trails offer little shade.

  • Dogs are prohibited on the trails.

  • Restrooms are available at the Echo Canyon trailhead off East McDonald Drive.

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