Amazing Hikes in Sedona - Hangover Trail & the Windows
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- Опубликовано: 24 янв 2021
- Amazing Hikes in Sedona - Hangover Trail & the Windows
Yeah. Sedona is beautiful. And crowded. But there are ways to beat the crowds and see the beauty. Secret #1 is easy; get up early. Beat the crowds while they're sleeping. Secret #2 is harder; figure out places everyone else isn't going to. The Hangover Trail is a great alternative to the norm when you go to Sedona. Not really that hard, not really that easy, but the Hangover Trail provides a huge pay off for not too much effort. Well, if you have a 4WD. I guess that's Secret #3; have a vehicle that gets you where other vehicles can't get to.
And Secret #4; explore. We hiked this trail before. We saw the arch. We saw the windows. But we had an agenda and we were tired, so we didn't explore. That's great, because it gave us an excuse to go back and hike the Hangover Trail again. And it was worth it. The Proboscis Arch was amazing. You can climb right up to it. Well, if you have the confidence and experience you can. And then you keep going. The mountain rewards you with several caves called The Windows.
I have to say this. I get some hate for showing these places. I do not intend to ruin the wild places that we all love. But they are not mine. They do not belong to those who are in a secret circle of people. They are there for anyone to explore. I won't draw you a map with an X, but I don't mind sharing with like minded people. That said, if you DO decide to go explore, I hope you honor that these places are there for all of us to share and discover. That means leave no trace. Don't deface these wild places by carving your name into the rock. Carry out what you bring in. Sometimes, carry out what others brought in. Do your part. Leave things as you found them for others who are like you to experience.
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All the stuff at the end is the cherry on top. Thanks for another very enjoyable video! Oh, and I watch a cute couple that mtn. bikes that area and they scare the people pies right outta me!
Well that was ridiculous... thankyou crew from downunder
Awesome video!
Great video - thanks for sharing!
Awesome Trail and landscaped and place refreshing take care
Wow, a beautiful Sedona hike without all the people!! Super cool, thanks for sharing :)
You guys are certainly living the good life
Awesome landscapes and Greetings from Italy :)
NOT FAIR! When I do any hiking this time of year we only see shade gray or white. Nothing worth video till spring. Y'all have perfect vistas all year round! And you capture it masterfully! I love your gag reels too. ENVY, COVET! THAT'S IT, I'M MOVING!
We did this hike today.
We even took our 4x4 up to Cow Pies.
Great hike overall!
Thank you for the video as it was very “informative” when looking for the secret places!
Hope to see you guys on the trail someday.
Schnebly hill rd is better then the trail back to hanging gardens at least!
I don’t think you can properly explain WCC roads to anyone who hasn’t experienced them. The best description I heard was they vary between ‘this road sucks’ to ‘what the f@#k?!’
AZ just got dumped on with snow and rain depending where you are. Superstition and Four Peaks are covered. 1-25-2021
I know. It's insane. Killing me I can't get out and hike the Sups in the snow, but gotta pay the bills.
@@JerryArizona What name brand hiking shoes are you using? Keen or Oboz? Anyhow, looks like they work well for you. I been on the Hangover several times Beautiful, but yes, Schnebly Hill road sucks and I have a lifted Jeep Wrangler..
I usually stick with Keen. There's great if you have wide feet.
Hiked this a few weeks ago. Great trail! I missed the arches though. Have to hit that up next time. I skipped driving the Schnebly Road by hiking a couple miles on Munds Wagon to the Hangover Trail.
Have wanted to hike this trail since seeing your first video of it. We get to AZ from TX a few times a year, so Hangover was a priority when I was there last week. I hiked it early last Tuesday morning counter clockwise, and only saw 8 people the whole time. Weather was perfect-sunny and 60 degrees with no wind. Man, one of the most scenic hikes I’ve ever done. Thank you so much for the incentive your videos provide to get outside and enjoy life!
Glad you enjoyed it. I was up there camping three days last weekend and am currently working on a Sedona hiking video. Love that place.
We love hiking the southwest, but always see something new thru your lens. Great episode!
We try our best to find lesser known places....gets a little harder every day. Glad you enjoy!
LOVE THIS CHANNEL . i cant believe you guys don't have more subs, keep pushing it I see this channel going big soon!
I’ve ridden in other people’s cars up schnebly but I won’t do that to my Subaru. It could probably take the wear, but it’s just not worth it to me. So, I end up hiking from the parking lot up munds wagon trail, to schnebly hill trail, which leads up onto Munds mountain, which is a totally unique mountain for Sedona. Wavy, hilly meadows, sometimes elk herds, amazing views. The whole hike is about 20 miles, so those last few hours are pretty rough, but it’s always one of my favorite long hikes. And you never see anyone once you get above schnebly road... until you come back down and have to listen to all the Jeep’s and ATVs on the road.
Thanks for the video
Over 20 years ago I rode out there on a bike and decided it was suicidal. Another time we also dropped down into Oak Creek Canyon from the saddle and came out at the bridge. Very technical riding. But maybe the trails are better now. I live in Cottonwood, so it is close by, but the crowds in Sedona suck so I don't go over there much anymore.
I came back from Sedona! Had to see the snow and the red rocks together🖤
We did that a few years back. It snowed like 6~12" or something crazy like that. We did Soldier Pass and Cathedral Rock in the heavy snow and it was amazing. Oh, and we hiked up into a complete white out on Wilson Mountain. One of my favorite 2020 hikes.
Another kick ass video! You two should do a Meetup.....would be fun to hash ideas and sip a brew! Timmy C.
Thank you for another great video. And yes I will find those windows.
Just one question, is the proboscis arch and the windows near by each others?
Yeah, really close together. There was one more window but it looked impossible to reach. But we didn't try very hard.
Great Vidz and Awesome View.
Where going to hike this weekend ☺
Cooked my Monday steak and potatoes and sit down to watch Jerry Arizona’s usual Monday upload 😁👍🏼
Nice meal choice! Entertainment? Questionable.
i felt scared because of the cliff but the is really awesome thanks for showing us the beauty of Sedoma stay connected my friend
Love the T-shirt
My gf and I love your videos. We just got mountain bikes, def not doing the hangover trail 😁 cheers 🍷
you ran into my gf on this loop haha! She said she stopped and told you I watched your videos and got a picture. I plan on doing this next time I'm in Sedona as I don't think she went up to the arch/windows. Was gonna do a big loop from Huckaby starting off west, following the creek, going up Castner Canyon, dropping down, then looping Cow Pies/Hangover back
That was your gf? Nice! We met her before we got to the side trail (she had passed it coming the other way.) I am always so taken off guard when someone recognizes us. One of these days, maybe I'll figure out a clever way to work it into a video. But for now, thanks for watching! (Also, that loop would probably be pretty awesome.)
Man who wants to ditch work and head to the mountains in eyesight of Phoenix to hike in the desert covered in snow !
So bummed we ran out of time last trip to Sedona and didn't get to see the windows. But on the bucket list for sure! Those views, and the sketchiness, definitely have me intrigued. Sedona must be magical with all the snow right now!
Just hiked Bear Mountain. It was a wet, slushy mess. We've hit it right for snow before, but not this time. Luckily we had our microspikes. Unfortunately, we left them in our truck....
@@JerryArizona LOL! Been there done that. Brought our snow shoes along on all our adventures in the past month. Opted to leave them in the car... "Doesn't look too bad!" Postholed for miles. 😂 At least hopefully you guys had a good adventure! Love Bear Mountain :)
Looking at Toms Thumb and wishing I was up there now with all that snow !
Me too! I completely missed out on this storm.
Next time you're coming through Sedona, stop at the Butterfly Burger. It's killer. I really enjoy the mahi mahi burger.
I will definitely keep that in mind. Thanks for the tip.
Fabulous capture of this amazing outing. Is this an out and back to the car or a loop back to the car? Many Thanks!
The hike is a loop. You can go from the Cow Pies Trailhead, but you need to get up Schnebly road to get there (4WD only). You can park at the Huckaby Trailhead before the road turns to 4WD and hike the trail along the road (Bear Wallow?) and access it from there also. It adds 1 or 2 miles to the overall hike that way, but no 4WD needed.
You said it- she's the cool one and we all know you're the funny one.
Schnebly hill road. Now that would be a tough mountain bike trail. Because it sucks as a road.
Very accurate evaluation. You can get up to the top much easier further up the I-17 for camping and (almost) the overlook. Still gets crappy toward the overlook though.
That margarita made me thirsty, Tina has a potty mouth and you guys are awesome, love this type of content keep it coming please. My sister and brother-in-law are going through Sedona next week, can you recommend the Mexican restaurant you were at?
Best Mexican we've found is El Patio on the Cornville exit on the way up....It's a dive, but that's perfect. Javelina Cantina was good. Not great, but good. I mean, I don't think they'd be disappointed. My buddy would kill me for not saying Elote Cafe, but it's always closed when we are there so I haven't tried it. Good reviews. Do not recommend Oaxaca or the place in Tlaquepaque. I'd love to try that really fancy place from the chef at Dahl & Diluca (sp?) - Mariposa...but I never think far enough ahead to make reservations.
I drove that road in a ford taurus..
Yeah. It's not technical...just slow. Well, if you like your suspension it's slow.
@@JerryArizona I never said the car survived lol
I'm surprised I don't see any mountain bikers in the background since the trail is so popular. It is one of the three H's. The others being Hiline and the Hogs. A pro rider, Macky Franklin, took the King of the Mountain crown a few months ago. He didn't get the title until his third loop around the trail that day.
Hi! Planning a trip to Sedona mid February. Do you think it’ll still be snowing? Didn’t want to hike in snow.
Absolutely no idea. It's really unpredictable there in the winter. It's actually really fun hiking in the snow. Microspikes help. We've hiked up there a few times in the snow and loved it. Then again, some canyoneers just got caught in a snowstorm and spent two nights on the mountain over this past weekend....probably less fun.
I recommend just watching the forecast when it gets closer. You'll probably be OK, but you never know.
@@JerryArizona Thank you so much for the reply. I love seeing snow.. just not sure about hiking in the snow. We’re from Texas and aren’t used to a lot of it. Lol
Is this trail really marked very well? We will be in AZ in November. Is this easy to find without using 4WD?
The white dots mark most of the trail where it's on the red rock. You just have to keep your eye out for them. It isn't marked climbing up to the Windows. If you don't have a 4WD, you can park where Schnebly goes from asphalt to pavement (just off the round-a-bout coming into town from the south) and follow the trail along Schnebly Road up Bear Wallow Canyon. I'm not sure the name of this trail, unfortunately, but if you look at a map or GPS device, you should see it. It'll add 1 or 2 miles each way, but still shouldn't be too bad overall.
can you park off of Schnebly hill road or do you have to park at the paved parking lot?
There is a decent sized parking area at the bottom before it turns into a dirt road. But like all things in Sedona, go early because it fills up fast.
@@JerryArizona Can you park along the dirt road further up though, closer to hangover trail?
Rode it a few months ago on m'bike! Awesome trail, one of the best in Sedona! Subscribe if you can!
Check out Sedonas Nate Hills on RUclips for that trail and others like the white line .
He is crazy !
What is the name of the Mexican place you like off of I-17 near Camp Verde? Need a spot on our stop at Montezumas Castle on the way to Sedona in a couple of weeks!
El Patio. Amazing place. We stop there every chance we get. Looks like a dive, but a lot of the best places do.
Evidently... Yesterday, I did this hike all wrong! LOL. Redo next time.
Not sure what you did, but it was probably still fun. Better luck next time.
@@JerryArizona We drove up Snebley Rd, but only to the point where hangover trail goes up clockwise. We used Alltrails which didn't show a loop but instead took you to near the top then back down... The exposures were awesome. We love hiking on slickrock, but wish I did the loop. I can see this trail is perhaps one of the very best there.
Probably not your normal question: What pants would be Tina’s favorite for hiking?
Kuhl, without a doubt. They're my favorites too. (They make good shorts & convertible pants also.)
Although you won't share the location of Proboscis arch and The Windows cave in public. Can I ask you to email me their GPX? I can't find or figure out where they are exactly are on the trail? Do you have to go off trail to get there? If you are willing to send email, I will provide you with my email address. I will be in Sedona 10/24-29 and plan to hike Hangover trail on 10/25. I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.
Never mind. I found the location of The Windows. Thanks.
Sorry! I'm so far behind on replies. Glad you found it.