Arizona suggestions?!?

“Hey everyone, I just decided to make use of my winter break and I was thinking about going to Arizona next week. I've never posted here before, but I'm hoping somebody here could help me out. I could stand to kill 5-6 days and I'd like to stay in the lower elevations to avoid the snow. National Parks are out. Anyways, I just started thinking about it so if anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear them. Thanks.”

“Paria canyon”

“what? Paria canyon? blah blah blah

blah blah blah Blah BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH blah blah blah blah blah

Is this a troll? cause I'm on vacation here, so if the info is not really going to be used, I'd rather not type it”

“There's snow in AZ?”

“Hello? Humphrey's peak is 11,000+ feet. yes there's snow in AZ

newgirl, you need to get out a little more”

“akiak,

OK. Here's where to go in AZ and avoid snow:

1. Palm Canyon--totally cool and no one knows about it. Has the only native palm trees in the state. Do you climb?

2. Eagle Tail Wilderness area--again, assuming you want to get AWAY from people. I saw more wildlife here in one weekend than ANY other place I've been to in the state...

3. Devils Canyon (Upper and Lower)--besides hiking, nice bouldering and climbing spots

4. Aravapai (sp) Canyon--I haven't been there, but I heard it's rugged and wild

5. The Sierra Anchas--buy a guide before you go, there's tons of indian ruins back there

6. Buckskin Gulch--one of the prettiest areas in the state. It's a ravine though, so the skies have to be clear before you set off to go hiking (or else you will be wisked away in a flash flood)

shoot, I can think of a million places to go...”

“Awsome, thanks Biz!
In response to your questions...
no, I don't think I'm a troll, I'm of average height and, well, my mom told me I was pretty once. I'm a beginning climber, but all I'm gonna do on this trip is hike. Just doing some last minute planning and you gave me a good start, thanks a ton, I'll let you know how it goes!”

“Biz, drop me an e-mail, please.”