Hiking Tom’s Peak is the perfect way to get a bird’s-eye view of San Carlos, Mexico. From the summit, vistas spread down to the Sea of Cortez, across to the Soldado Estuary and over to the dramatic silhouette of Cerro Tetakawi. It’s the kind of view that makes you pause and … [Read more...] about Hiking Tom’s Peak | San Carlos, MX
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Hiking Nacapule Canyon in San Carlos | Mexico
Hiking Nacapule Canyon – whether you opt for a short stroll up to see the palm tree forests or scramble all the way to the eye of water – is a must-do for anyone visiting San Carlos, Mexico. This is the 4th post in our series San Carlos, Sonora: An Active Basecamp on … [Read more...] about Hiking Nacapule Canyon in San Carlos | Mexico
Off the Beaten Path Arizona: Hiking into Fort Bowie National Historic Site
For active RV travellers and history buffs based at Chiricahua National Monument, Fort Bowie National Historic Site is the kind of day trip that is a perfect mix of hiking and history. Follow along as we walk through to Arizona’s Apache Pass exploring landscape, ruins and … [Read more...] about Off the Beaten Path Arizona: Hiking into Fort Bowie National Historic Site
Arizona Rock Art or Rock Stars? 12 Favourite Pictograph & Petroglyph Sites
Arizona’s landscapes hold more than desert sunsets and saguaro silhouettes—they’re home to some of North America’s richest collections of ancient rock art. From well-signed trails in major parks to tucked-away canyons known mostly by locals, Arizona is filled with rock art - … [Read more...] about Arizona Rock Art or Rock Stars? 12 Favourite Pictograph & Petroglyph Sites
Agawa Rock Pictographs: Canoes Painted on Stone
Where Lake Superior’s restless waves meet ancient Canadian Shield cliffs, red ochre images cling to stone — fading yet not forgotten. They are reminders of those who travelled these waters long before us, the Ojibwa painters who recorded visions, journeys, and spirits in the rock … [Read more...] about Agawa Rock Pictographs: Canoes Painted on Stone