Things To Do In Mesa Arizona In Winter and Year Round! Outdoor Activities To Try In Mesa

[@CultureTrekking]

Have you been to Mesa? Would you go after watching this video?

[@DanandDonna1]

I love how every Western thing has someone whistling in the background. Thanks Clint!! LOL

[@CultureTrekking]

So funny. There is a reason sound guys in movies are always the grumpiest ones on set lol

[@BraidsByPuffQueenKayla]

It's so beautiful here . Outside the residential community

[@CultureTrekking]

I fell in love with it immediately

[@yennyhorton1396]

Thank to you and just add the boat ride to our list, I think the rainbow rider next time but where did you when to get the bikes? I would love to do that with my husband and 2 boy on Saturday morning. Thanks again ❤

[@CultureTrekking]

We used the REI experiences :) There are loads and loads of bike shops in Phoenix/Mesa area though - let me know if you find something good! I’ll add it to the description box for others too :)

[@doninmichigan]

Wow, some gorgeous places and a beautiful informative presentation, great job!

[@CultureTrekking]

Thank you! That means so much!

[@MallorieH]

Such beautiful landscapes! One day I'll get up into a hot air balloon!

[@CultureTrekking]

It really is so pretty out there, I was actually floored at how beautiful the Sonoran desert was

[@TrekkingPals]

Hi Janiel, This is Habiba from clubhouse. Really enjoyed this video. I have been living in Mesa for over a year now. The superstition mountains are great. Thank you for showing the boat ride, it is on my list.

[@CultureTrekking]

OH THAT IS SO GREAT! I will be heading down there next month to visit a friend actually. The boat ride is great :) Just make sure you take some binoculars.

[@susansachsel914]

See why you love Arizona

[@CultureTrekking]

Such a cool place indeed

[@RichAndSunny]

Such a fun and beautiful video! Never thought to segway through the desert, but looks so fun! The balloon ride and views looked awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@CultureTrekking]

I really was enthralled and thrilled and also surprisingly addicted to the Segway in the desert.

[@kaylynntaylor5069]

Hello you should really go explore Roosevelt lake resort in Arizona it’s like a hour from Mesa and it’s a wonderful place even though the out side of the cabins look old. Anyways you should really check it out it’s very relaxing and my family and I have been going there for years now

[@CultureTrekking]

Awesome! Thanks for the great info!

[@edandjennifercoleman2395]

Brings back great memories of living in AZ! I need to see it from a hot air balloon tho!

[@CultureTrekking]

The hot air balloon was the BEST part of the whole trip! Well that, and seeing the flash flood....lol

[@timothylee7989]

I hope Mesa is lit when I go visit there when I have the chance

[@CultureTrekking]

Hopefully soon, I was genuinely surprised at how fun the nightlight vibe was there tbh.

[@maegand1791]

I'm a hiker, but I'd love to do the pony segues, looks super fun Haha

[@CultureTrekking]

There is so much hiking there! The Flat iron hike and several others with the Superstition Mountains, and then the wind cave trail and loads of mountain biking.

[@firedupseminarsandtraining8670]

I've always wanted to go up in a hot air balloon. I once had the opportunity when I was younger but some weather that wasn't cooperating caused me to miss it. I need to take another opportunity to do it!

[@CultureTrekking]

I hope you get to as well! It really is a otherworldly experience for sure.

[@kathleenforest2325]

For some reason, one of my sons is obsessed with the Superstition Mountains. He would love to go to Mesa.

[@CultureTrekking]

There really are so many stories surrounding the mountains and surprisingly there have been a lot of deaths there too because of the Flat Iron hike and how dangerous it is.

[@caliyaqui8631]

Is in Apache Junction AZ near Mesa.

[@KutthroatOutdoors]

Awesome channel! Can’t wait to see more :)

[@CultureTrekking]

Wow! Than l you so much! That really means a lot! Actually comes at a perfect time, was feeling pretty down about the lack of progress, but as long as I’m helping one person - I’m doing ok :)

[@KutthroatOutdoors]

Culture Trekking definitely don’t feel discouraged! It takes time. You got good content :)

[@rangererock5567]

That's it. Leaving California. ✌🤠👍

[@CultureTrekking]

You won't regret visiting Mesa! I was honestly surprised and loved the entire trip

[@jimmywinskowski5489]

Love it!!

[@CultureTrekking]

You should go! Its pretty epic for outdoor adventure, and is actually one of the first places to be Autism certified.

[@susansachsel914]

STAN YOU ARE LUCKY TO BE BACK IN ARIZONA I would love to hold and comfort you I feel your pain maybe you will let me in going to sleep I do think your gcrazy but also you ate brilliant funny and ever so loveable

[@CultureTrekking]

you are awesome

[@darrelldixon9044]

I lived in Mesa for a decade, homeless a number of times due to diminished affordable housing. I'm Disabled, a Veteran, and have been homeless for two years. I'm not a drug addict, just lost my housing two years ago when the apartment complex I was living at in Mesa Arizona was sold to a buyer in Toronto, who promptly notified the tenants living with Section 8 or VASH assistance they had the option to move out or pay full market value rent without assistance. I found while looking for a place to move to, that most low income housing in my area was eliminated in this same fashion by greedy investors and was unavailable to find another place to live. I bought an old van on payments and was forced to start living in it. I did so for a year and was offered a tiny fiberglass trailer on payments. I found that the person I bought it from had mislead me on a clear title, and have had difficulty getting it registered and legal to tow. I have been stranded at a Recreation Area, above Kingman Arizona for seven months now trying to get repairs done to my van. It is no longer safe to drive, and definitely not suitable to tow my trailer. It has been a living hell, upto 128 degrees at times this summer, now dealing with freezing cold at night and heavy winds. Every time I try to get some repairs made, something comes up. I bought a used generator which failed in a couple weeks, had to buy another one, then my emotional support dog Archie was badly bitten and required veterinary care, my air conditioning compressor failed in my Van, I cut my knuckle to the bone and ligaments on some glass discarding some trash which resulted in an Emergency Room Visit. I have been trying to get help, and have not had much success. I was accepted for PATH Rapid Rehousing through the Catholic Charities, but have searched all over Mohave County but found I cannot afford an apartment on my disability income. I have been looking for a room for rent, but no luck. So now I'm in a panic as I was notified by the Catholic Charities Caseworker handling my information, had their computer stolen and now my personal information has been compromised. I am on a waiting list for Section 8, basically started over. I did not choose to be in this homeless situation, and have been doing my best to deal with everything I have experienced the past 2 years. I had to literally give everything I owned away when I lost my apartment EVERYTHING!, I did try and keep my many tools, but those to were lost to a "friend" who was going but keep them until I get settled, but would never respond to my calls or texts. I am absolutely sick of my life. I don't live anymore, I merely exist, and it's not much of an existence at that. I have not showered in nearly 8 months, and haven't bathed in over two years since losing my apartment. My teeth are broken, many missing, and I broke another one recently, not looking forward to the toothache that's coming. I am nearly blind in one eye and can only see clearly with glasses, but I lost one of the lenses. I have reached out to every VA organization or service center I know of for help, but am ineligible. I worked for the Air Force starting my senior year of high school, as a civilian employee and for the next decade. I also simultaneously served 6 years in the Air National Guard, and was honorably discharged, but still don't meet the requirements as I was on active duty for well over a year with Avionics Technical School, and was activated during Desert Storm, but could not deploy with my unit, as I was a 3 level technician straight out of school. I have no family for support, no friends, only a few people I have met while being homeless. I have had a fellow vet brings some water bottles and food items several months back, and just today was given a propane tank, heavy sleeping bag, and nice winter coat by Catholic charities, these were definitely a blessing and will definitely help, but I don't see how I can ever get out of my situation as my limited income doesn't suffice to handle the many needs I currently have trying to get out of my homeless situation along with handling my major dental problems, lack now of a safe vehicle, and trailer registration. Any day the area I am staying may be closed, the BLM Rangers have told me they plan to close access to this Recreation Area soon. I will be in an Emergency Situation when they do, and have no idea yet what I will do .

[@CultureTrekking]

Man it sounds like you have a rough go of it. Have you contacted the VA down in Arizona for some housing assistance? I know they have programs. I hope things get better for you soon!

[@darrelldixon9044]

@@CultureTrekking Not eligible for any VA benefits.

[@octaviobecerril3379]

Ahi no conoci. En algunos lugares si, no todos.

[@CultureTrekking]

He vuelto allí unas tres veces y todavía encuentro pequeñas cositas y lugares adonde ir. Asegúrese de ver también mis videos de Phoenix y Sedona. ¡Quién sabe, tal vez seguirá haciendo videos para todo el estado! jajaja

[@kechkur2800]

what I hate about october 20th-december 30th , It rains a lot

[@CultureTrekking]

It is so beautiful when it does though! I love the warm desert rains, the smell on the fresh dirt drinking in the water is intoxicating to me honestly.

[@kechkur2800]

@@CultureTrekking most people won't agree but , after It rains , the idrty streams are pretty

[@caliyaqui8631]

I could not hear what the man said about the ocotillo plant.. That Mexican's what?

[@CultureTrekking]

Used it as a natural way to corral horses. They are pretty resilient plants and would cut them off and then plant them in around a corral as a way to keep horses in, and predators out.

[@72fordmaverick]

Meth

[@CultureTrekking]

No thanks, not really into that sort of thing, LOL