First Snowbird adventure
I know, to many of you this sort of stuff is mundane, but to us first timers, everything is new and exciting! This is actually why we became interested in the first place. We left east central Ind...
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Back in 2013/14 I stayed first in Tucson and then in my area travels I discovered Sierra Vista and the beautiful Huachuca (Waa-Choo-Kaa) Mountains and fell in love! SV is now my winter home. It's still desert but it's very different from Tucson, the best part is typically hiking doesn't require a blood sacrifice, and there's an active hiking club here full of friendly people. Check it out!
The 9,466' Huachuca Mountains south of Sierra Vista.
Rocky terrain on the south side of the Huachuca's.
The US/Mex border complete with a 1880's vintage border marker.
A rather poor photo of Sierra Vista looking southwest from the north side of the city. One of the best things about SV is that it has all the infrastructure of a larger city without the traffic.
Steve
The 9,466' Huachuca Mountains south of Sierra Vista.
Rocky terrain on the south side of the Huachuca's.
The US/Mex border complete with a 1880's vintage border marker.
A rather poor photo of Sierra Vista looking southwest from the north side of the city. One of the best things about SV is that it has all the infrastructure of a larger city without the traffic.
Steve
