Personal Narrative Essay: My Road Trip To Phoenix, Arizona

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Right before the summer of 2016, I was ecstatic to be one of the 8 people out of the whole junior class selected to go on a trip out west. I have never gone on a camping trip nor have I been out west before. We flew into Phoenix, Arizona for a youth exploration program. They paired my high school’s group up with 8 other high school students from Flagstaff. We explored multiple canyons and trails on our five-day road trip into northern Utah, where we were going to end our journey with a four-day river trip in the Green River. All I knew was that we might go hiking and for a road trip in the desert. I really didn’t know what I was in for. As a person from the city, I honestly can say I was miserable. We were not allowed to have our phones

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