Only three spots remain!!
If this is your first trip with Cactus to Canyons, we’re confident it won’t be your last! Book now and receive a 20% discount on ANY second trip with Cactus to Canyons.
Join us for a roll through KOFA - the King OF Arizona! That’s the acronym given to the town nearby the King of Arizona mine purchased by Colonel Eugene Ives in the late 1800’s. The wildlife refuge was created in 1939 to protect desert bighorn sheep and encompasses over 650,000 acres. It’s located in southwest Arizona near Yuma and surrounded by the Yuma Test Range.
This four-day, three-night journey visits historic mines, cabins and structures along rough and rocky roads on a curated route with pre-selected camping locations. Towering pinnacles and sharp jagged mountains with cholla cactus, ocotillo, and saguaro surround us every day. We’ll cook three special dinners and provide coffee each morning. Day one will include a very special opportunity to visit an underground mine!
Our south to north route features a long and challenging day three - with wash outs, shelf roads, and a large rock filled river bed - and is for experienced drivers. Conditions change every year from annual rainfall and this means there is always the possibility trails could be more difficult or impassible. With this in mind, if you have any questions in advance of signing up for this trip, please reach out to jason@cactustocanyons.com and we’re happy to talk with you!
This trip will feature a very small group of 6 vehicles! Oversize wheels/tires and 4×4 or AWD with a rear locker is REQUIRED. Additional gear requirements can be found on guest intake form when you Add to Cart.
Watch highlights of last year’s trip on YouTube below.
Only three spots remain!!
If this is your first trip with Cactus to Canyons, we’re confident it won’t be your last! Book now and receive a 20% discount on ANY second trip with Cactus to Canyons.
Join us for a roll through KOFA - the King OF Arizona! That’s the acronym given to the town nearby the King of Arizona mine purchased by Colonel Eugene Ives in the late 1800’s. The wildlife refuge was created in 1939 to protect desert bighorn sheep and encompasses over 650,000 acres. It’s located in southwest Arizona near Yuma and surrounded by the Yuma Test Range.
This four-day, three-night journey visits historic mines, cabins and structures along rough and rocky roads on a curated route with pre-selected camping locations. Towering pinnacles and sharp jagged mountains with cholla cactus, ocotillo, and saguaro surround us every day. We’ll cook three special dinners and provide coffee each morning. Day one will include a very special opportunity to visit an underground mine!
Our south to north route features a long and challenging day three - with wash outs, shelf roads, and a large rock filled river bed - and is for experienced drivers. Conditions change every year from annual rainfall and this means there is always the possibility trails could be more difficult or impassible. With this in mind, if you have any questions in advance of signing up for this trip, please reach out to jason@cactustocanyons.com and we’re happy to talk with you!
This trip will feature a very small group of 6 vehicles! Oversize wheels/tires and 4×4 or AWD with a rear locker is REQUIRED. Additional gear requirements can be found on guest intake form when you Add to Cart.
Watch highlights of last year’s trip on YouTube below.
