This hike can only be done during the spring runoff, typically in April and May. Always check the weather and do not attempt to enter the canyon if there is rain in the forecast. Do not attempt if you are afraid of heights. Notes: Not recommended for kids under 12 years old.What you should know before hiking Salome Jug The Jug Trail information If you make a purchase or book a reservation through the provided link then we will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. * Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. I am sharing our experience, but you are hiking at your own risk so I would recommend doing other research as well before attempting this hike. My hope is not only to inspire others to get out and explore, but also to inform visitors so that they can explore responsibly and safely. There is so much that we learned that I feel is important to pass along to help better educate visitors. When I was researching Salome Jug, there was limited information about this hike. However, this hike is not for everyone and can prove to be dangerous if you are not prepared and don’t know what to expect. It is hands-down our favorite hike that we’ve ever done in Arizona! I can’t believe that we have lived in Arizona for 16 years and have never heard of Salome Jug! This hike is the perfect combination of intense beauty and high adventure.
