Trailers Hiking Group

Class | Available (Membership Required)

The Great Outdoors Mesa, AZ 85200 United States
The Great Outdoors
10/6/2026-12/8/2026
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Trailers Hiking Group

Class | Available (Membership Required)

Trailers hikes are intended to be easy, with occasional moderate sections for short distances. Hikes will usually be between 2.5 and 4 miles long, with elevation changes of less than 400 feet. The objective is a fun recreational hike enjoyable to most hikers in reasonable condition. All hikers must be registered for the class and sign a Waiver of Liability Form before participating. Although every precaution will be taken to ensure safety, participants must recognize that hiking can be a dangerous activity. Hikers should be in reasonable physical condition and know their limitations. Hikers will get more information during the week preceding each hike. The schedule will change, so please check for the latest information.

 

Oct 6 Maricopa Trail to Pass Mountain Overlook: 3.2 miles long, 320 feet elevation change
Oct 13 Jacob’s Crosscut to Siphon Draw Junction, Tonto National Forest: 3.8 miles long, 100 feet elevation gain
Oct 20 Black Canyon Trail, Rock Springs: 3.0 miles long, 120 feet elevation gain
Oct 27 Lost Dog Wash Trail, SMSP: 4.3 miles, 416 feet elevation gain
Nov 3 Blevins/Chain Fruit/Lost Sheep/Moon Rock Loop, Usery Regional Park: 3.1 miles long, 120 feet elevation gain
Nov 10 First Water to Parker Pass, Superstition Wilderness: 4.6 miles, 465 feet elevation gain
Nov 17 Break – No Hike
Nov 24 North Trail, McDowell Mountains Regional Park: 2.9 miles long, 137 feet of elevation gain
Dec 1 Ruidoso, Meridian, and County Line Trails Loop, Usery Regional Park: 3.4 miles long, 121 feet elevation gain
Dec 8 Papago Park Loop Trail, Phoenix Papago Park: 3.7 miles long, 149 feet elevation gain
Dec 15 Granite Mountain Loop, SMSP: 5.5 miles, 404 feet elevation gain

 

Gregory Master

Marie Ganansia

Marie-France Ganansia is a Frenchwoman and naturalized American citizen. She has been a long-term resident of many parts of France. Born in North Africa, Marie-France spent most of her adult life in France and only 15 years in the USA. She holds French and American citizenships.  She spent her working life as an anesthesiologist and raising two boys, who now live in the USA. She has two adorable teen grandchildren in Illinois. She enjoys retirement, traveling, trying to improve her photography, and exploring Arizona with New Frontiers friends. She is an avid hiker and serious traveler.