We live right on the edge of the Tonto National Forest. About 5 minutes from our house is a place called Sears Kay. Hundreds of years ago the Hohakam Indians lived on this land and we have quite a few intact Indian ruins around where we live. We hiked up today and checked out some really great ones that we had yet to discover. Alexa brings her walking stick on all hikes and was the self designated leader.
Here she is entering some ruins of the structures that the Indians used as rooms.
There is Weaver's Needle in the background. The views are amazing up there. We've had a lot of rain, so the desert is very green..not the usual but very pretty.
That's Four Peaks with snow still on it in the background. It was a beautiful day and a great family hike!
5 comments:
Beautiful photos, what a fun place to hike!
Looks so beautiful there!! Have a great week!
Janet
Wow! That looks amazing! I would love to be able to hike in an environment like that. Very cool!
SIGN ME UP!! We want to go with you guys...gorgeous!!
Amy
Beautiful!!
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