‘Trail Mix’d’ explores Arizona hiking trails with tiny hikers

Thursday, Oct. 10 at 7 p.m.

Explore the great outdoors in season 2 of “Trail Mix’d!” We travel to Pinetop and Cave Creek to hike with some of the smallest hikers.

Discover the beauty of low desert, pine forest and everything in between as we experience the variety of Arizona landscapes. From biking to hiking to riding, explore all Arizona has to offer.

So c’mon, let’s take a hike!

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