Lake Havasu City, Arizona

Check out the nest in the cactus

Trail leaders out pre-running the trails

While we were out pre-running the trails, Ginny, Betsy and Lorraine were busy working on the table decorations.

Pre-run Happy hour

Alice, Lorraine & Laurie all got a baby Jesus inside their King cake

More Jenga at Happy hour

Rachel and Cindy

Dinner at El Paraiso

Taking a day off from Jeeping. 

Mountain Trail known by locals as SARA's Crack Trail, primarily follows a natural wash down to

 Lake Havasu

There are a couple of elements in the canyon that require you to scale short sections down (or up on the return), in one small section there is a rope to help you down (or up). 

I found coming up the rope easier than going down

Event Hosts & Trail Leaders

Trail leaders picking up their goodies

Trail leader swag

Trail leaders getting their final instructions

Trail leader appreciation dinner

Dessert servers, Jeanne & Ginny

Doug getting in on the serving action

Cowboy S'mores

Line dancing

Official start to the event

Cindy working on the registration line

Handing out free soft shackles to all participants

Happy hour

Dave and Pat

Our Host team

Everyone waiting for their table to be called for dinner

We got called first because we had the new members at our table

Root beer floats for dessert

Snake Pit & Floods Folly

Tom doing the JK smoke out

Strategizing on the best line

Selling raffle tickets

Matt for his wood working and Dave for the KOTO Jenga for dollars

Everyone sharpening their Jenga skills

Boulder Gulch Trail

The Maze Trail

Just raise the hood and all the guys show up

Pancake breakfast

Big Jenga for Dollars event.  Raised $220.00, 50/50 split with KOTO.

Jim wins $110.00, he was the last successful pull before John knocked it down.

Jim graciously donated his winnings back to KOTO, he just wants to keep the title of "Jenga Winner". 

London Bridge

How did the London Bridge make its way from rainy London to the dust-dry Mojave Desert in Arizona?  In 1967, the City of London was looking for someone to buy the defunct and dismantled bridge.  Oddly enough, McCulloch had a hunch that this iconic piece of British history would drive growth in Lake Havasu City.  McCulloch placed the winning bid of 2.4 million.

Dinner at The Chair

Entrance to Nellie E Saloon AKA The Desert Bar

A quirky, rustic watering hole built on the site of a former mining camp.

Open only on weekends, October thru April.

Final night with the Nacho Mamas & Papas