Special Events

October 18th
Concert in the Canyon: Sleep Stampede

A frog sitting on the ground playing an acoustic guitar under a full moon and stars, with tall grass surrounding it, and the words 'Sleep Stamped' at the top.

About the event: Concert in the Canyon guides hikers, yogis, and music lovers alike on a meditative journey into nature for a personal, one of a kind musical experience.

Follow your guide, Treven Hooker, through golden hills to a magical oasis in the desert. Your destination, Sycamore Reservoir, on Mt. Lemmon, sits on the precipice of a gorgeous canyon surrounded by lush nature. Here you will enjoy an hour of relaxing yoga followed by a brilliant performance by the band, Sleep Stampede. A bright full moon will guide your return journey as you return home blissfully rejuvenated.

Time - 5pm - 11pm
Length -  5 Miles
Route type - Out & back
Difficulty - Tier 2, Difficult.

Date - October 18
Cost - $120
Location - Sycamore Reservoir
Guide - Treven Hooker

A young woman with long, wavy brown hair wearing a wide-brimmed brown hat, beige tank top, patterned green and black shawl, red-orange pants, and a brown belt, standing outdoors among trees with a colorful blanket and a drum on the ground behind her, smiling at the camera.

About the band: Jacqueline Thompson & John Ford make up Sleep Stampede, a modern folk duo based in Flagstaff, Arizona. Sleep Stampede’s sound has been described as “the feeling you get after a good long day in the mountains,” which reflects their love for wild places that bring them inspiration. Their imagery-rich songwriting, intimate performances, and community-centered events evoke familiarity, hope and sadness, bringing listeners into a dream-like state of both comfort and heartbreak.They are both frequently covered in dirt, fond of early mornings, and feel most themselves while songwriting over coffee.