If you love exploring and want to see animals and plants native to the Southwest, then our "private only" hikes are for you. These amazing outdoor vacation adventures show off the best Arizona scenery and the animals and plants that live here. If there is a particular trail you have always wanted to tackle, just let out know. Our experienced guides will scout out the trail before hand and
make sure you have a terrific adventure!

New! Geocaching Treasure Hunt Expedition 

Level: Beginner to Advanced
Length: 2 or 4 hours
Location: Superstition Wilderness or Tonto National Forest
Capacity: up to 10 people per guide
Fuel: Snacks and drinks, or gourmet lunch available
Pricing: Please Call 1.888.785.3382 from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 365 days a year!

Geocaching (also called GPS Stash Hunt and Global Positioning Stash Hunt) is an entertaining adventure game for GPS users. The basic idea is that individuals and organizations have set up caches all over the world and share the locations of these caches on the internet. These caches can be located by global positioning satellite via hand held GPS units. The guides from Windwalker Expeditions will teach you how to use a GPS unit, an electronic device that can determine your approximate location (within around 6-20 feet) on the planet. Then you will learn how to locate caches -- either Windwalker's set caches or a cache of your choice. Just remember to leave a token of your visit and sign the guest book!

Camp Creek Waterfall Hiking Expedition

Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Length: 2-2.5 hours (actual hiking time)
Location: Camp Creek Wash, Cave Creek, Arizona
  Capacity: 1 person minimum | 30 person maximum
Fuel: Snacks & drinks included
Pricing: Please Call 1.888.785.3382 from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 365 days a year!

To reach the Camp Creek Waterfall, you will hike through dry washes and desert terrain, experiencing the tranquility of the Southwest. Once you turn up Camp Creek ravine, you will find a beautiful waterfall. As you listen to the water chuckle and echo from the surrounding canyon walls, your cares just drop away.

Superstition Wilderness Hiking Expedition

Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Length: 2-2.5 hours or 3.5-4 hours (actual hiking time)
Location: Superstition Wilderness, Apache  Junction/Mesa, Arizona
Capacity: 1 person minimum | 30 person maximum
Fuel: Snacks & drinks included
Pricing: Please Call 1.888.785.3382 from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 365 days a year! 

The Superstition Mountains have been a source of mystery and legend since early times. The area is dotted with ancient cliff dwellings and caves, many showing signs of former habitation by a number of different Native American groups, up until the 1800s. The Superstition Wilderness is supposedly the location of the Lost Dutchman Gold Mine (that still hasn't been found). A variety of trails are available including exciting choices like the Hieroglyphics Trail, Bluff Springs, Second Water and Paradise Trail to name just a few.

Humbug Creek Slots Hiking Expedition

Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Length: 2-2.5 hours or 3.5-4 hours (actual hiking time)
Location: Lake Pleasant, Bradshaw Mountains, Arizona
Capacity: 1 person minimum | 30 person maximum
Fuel: Snacks & drinks included
Pricing: Please Call 1.888.785.3382 from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 365 days a year!  

If you have never seen a slot canyon, an over pour or a tranquil pool in solid rock, this hike is for you. You will journey through pristine Sonoran Desert wilderness, catching glimpses of birds and animals native to the Southwest. When you reach Humbug Creek, the walls of the canyon begin to narrow as you turn toward the mountains. Hike the ledges above the slots and enjoy the view.

El Paro Bonito Mine Hiking Expedition

Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Length: 5-5.5 hours (actual hiking time)
Location: Bradshaw Mountains, Arizona
Capacity: 1 person minimum | 30 person maximum
Fuel: Snacks & drinks included
Pricing: Please Call 1.888.785.3382 from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 365 days a year!  

The trip to El Paro Bonito Mine takes several hours by off-road vehicle, but is well worth the trip. Perched high on a mountain overlooking a steep ravine, the El Paro Bonito Mine has a commanding view of the Bradshaw Mountains. In the distance, the blue, blue waters of Lake Pleasant sparkle in the sun. This is a strenuous hike as you climb the mountain trail to reach the mine.