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NOTICE

As of August 1, 2010, due to budget tightening, most City of Phoenix parks will begin charging a $2 per car parking fee. There is already $6 per car fee in place for County parks. We at Hike In Phoenix, LLC believe in helping all our guests enjoy the experience of a worry-free guided hike, free from any added fees while hiking. You’ll be provided with refreshments and good snacks with First Aid and CPR certified trail guide!

Escape from the heat!

Yes, we are still taking folks on the mountain trails during the summer. However we strongly recommend hiking just at sunrise for you early birds and after sunset for the night owls among us. You’ll enjoy exploring the trails with flashlights and black lights. With nature’s luck we’ll come across some of the nocturnal creatures in the evenings. No promises! Remember all of our guides are First Aid & CPR certified & we’re fully insured. We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee! So, all you have to do is know when you want to go and call us and book your time and day. 877 HIKE-PHX (877 445-3749) or 602 492-MTNS (6867).

Hike’N'Eat lunch menu

Hey, we’re excited about our new “Hike’N’ Eat” lunch option for your guided hike. It’s $20 per person, including gratuity and delivery to you at the trail head. To see our menu, Click here!

FREE hike for kids!!!

Beginning December 1, 2009, Hike In Phoenix, LLC announces our new rate for children. Through age 12 years old, kids hike free! with an adult purchase. Teenagers, age 13 through 17, can still enjoy a great experience at a 20% discount. For you who are neither a kid or senior citizen, use a coupon from our brochure which can be found at one of our Valley’s hotel’s rack shelves—usually in the lobby!

a hiking treasure

We were browsing online for hiking blogs and found a great one called: Arizona Hiking. We really like this photo of a butterfly on their blog. Please go check out more of their photos and learn about their hiking trips. They sound like a bunch of fun, great people!

We hope we will meet them on one of those Arizonan trails someday!