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HIKING + BIKING
Explore Arizona HIKING + BIKING
Adventure is always within reach in Scottsdale, where hiking and biking opportunities abound. The region boasts a multitude of parks and preserves, both within Scottsdale and in the surrounding Fountain Hills area, boasting extensive multi-use trail networks for enthusiasts of all levels. Whether you prefer leisurely strolls or challenging treks, Scottsdale has something to offer every type of adventurer.
THE ADERO SCOTTSDALE TRAIL
Begin your adventure at the Four Peaks Lawn, where the ADERO Scottsdale Trail offers a captivating loop. Explore the McDowell Mountains' basin before ascending to the property with stunning views of Fountain Hills valley and the Four Peaks mountains. Encounter native desert flora and fauna, and don't miss the chance to walk between two magnificent saguaros along this trail.
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ADERO CANYON OVERLOOK TRAIL
Just a few minutes from ADERO, the Canyon Overlook trail beckons with its breathtaking panoramas of the Fountain Hills region, offering majestic views of the Four Peak Mountains and the pristine Tonto National Forest. This hike, suitable for beginners, guides you through the enchanting Sonoran Desert, where you can immerse yourself in a rich tapestry of diverse flora and fauna. Our adventure valet service ensures seamless transportation to and from the trailhead for your convenience.
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HIKING SAFETY TIPS
Safety is paramount when hiking near ADERO and around Arizona. In Phoenix alone, over 200 hikers require rescue each year. To ensure the safety of you and your group, as well as to keep emergency responders available where they're needed most, we strongly recommend reviewing the following safety tips provided by Arizona State Parks & Trails.
VIEW HIKING TIPS HIKING SAFETY TIPSBring Water
- Drink plenty of water during your hike, and make sure you have more than enough.
- Even if the weather is cooler, you need to stay hydrated during your hike.
- You should drink half a liter to a full liter or more every hour, depending on the weather and level of exercise.
- Snacks help too!
- Turn back before you get halfway through your water supply. Please make sure you don't hike beyond your ability. Know yourself and pay attention to what your body is telling you!
Hike with Friends
- Hiking is better with a group! Besides having company, friends can help check up on each other, make informed decisions, and call for help if needed.
- If you do decide to hike solo, carry a cell phone and let someone know where you're going and how long you plan to be gone.
Be Prepared
- Check the weather and dress appropriately!
- Arizona's dry heat can sneak up on you, so wear a hat, sunscreen, and appropriate clothing (light-colored, moisture-wicking and breathable is best!).
- Check the weather, and hike in the early morning or late evening when the sun doesn't blaze quite as hot.
- Check the trail conditions so you know what you're getting into before you go.
PET HIKING SAFETY
Discover the pet-friendly oasis at ADERO Scottsdale Resort, where outdoor hiking trails await you and your furry companions. While we encourage exploration, be cautious of extended outdoor exposure in higher temperatures to ensure the safety of your pets.
VIEW PET SAFETY TIPS PET HIKING SAFETYKeep these safety tips in mind when hiking with your pet.
- It can be dangerous for pets to spend excessive time outdoors in higher temperatures, so make sure you understand your pet's abilities and pay attention to their behavior.
- Hiking is better with a group! Besides having company, friends can help check
- Pets heat up and cool off differently than humans, so don't base their health on each other, make informed decisions, and call for help if needed.
- If you do decide to hike solo, carry a cell phone and let someone know where you're going and how long you plan to be gone. level on how you're feeling.
- Heatstroke can be life-threatening for pets, and they need plenty of water and shade to stay cool.
- For signs and treatment of heatstroke, check out the Humane Society's guide to keeping pets safe in the heat (www.humanesociety.org/resources/ keep-pets-safe-heat).