As the weather cooled down nicely, we are expecting a great, easy hike. Landscape, birds, bats, and bugs will not disappoint.
Brown Canyon is part of the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge and only accessible as a group with a guide.
Adventures and observations of a biologist and watercolor painter in Arizona's deserts and mountains by Margarethe Brummermann Ph.D.
Friday, April 13, 2018
Brown Canyon Hike, Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge
For Brown Canyon (you can still join in) on Saturday the 14th of April 2018, we will meet at
7:30 at the intersection of Ajo Way and Hw 286. At 7:40 sharp, we will
go south on HW 286 to the turn-off into the preserve (right turn) around
mile marker 20, meeting there at 8 am. . The guide will greet us and
give a short talk, then take us into the preserve. Bring $5 cash for the guide! There are restrooms
at beginning and end of the hike. Bring lots of water and a light lunch!
As the weather cooled down nicely, we are expecting a great, easy hike. Landscape, birds, bats, and bugs will not disappoint.
Brown Canyon is part of the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge and only accessible as a group with a guide.
As the weather cooled down nicely, we are expecting a great, easy hike. Landscape, birds, bats, and bugs will not disappoint.
Brown Canyon is part of the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge and only accessible as a group with a guide.
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