Kingman for young professional female?

[kdog]

That's quite a bit of free time. I'll PM ya my telephone number, as this could be a long conversation. That being said, do you like to hike? I would recommend doing a hike at Mt Hualapai Park. Climb up to one of the peaks and get a view that will knock your socks off. It's a stiff hike though, but if you're up to it, it's very rewarding. Figure on 3 to 4 hours for that. Maybe lunch at the Hualapai Lodge after that. Or an afternoon hike and dinner there.

[jagtech360]

Slinky,

What ever came of your adventure to Kingman? I've been following this thread as I too am in my twenties and have applied for a position out here as well. It's been very nice to hear all the opinions. Hope everything works out for you!

[Oregonduck503]

I recently moved to Kingman, az from Oregon due to a separation and my father lived out here. To sum it up, I'm moving back within the next few days. Very little in work, I attended the local college in the summer term and the class work was less than challenging. I'm 27 years old and obviously single now. I enjoy the "night life" which is pretty much not a reality here unless you want to go to the bowling alley for dancing or a hole in the wall bar called dj's and be hit on by the trailer dwellers. Shopping is non existant, I order all my clothes online and find it mildly amusing people point out that "shopping is only fourty miles away". I guess I just prefer something larger, weather is fine besides the excessive wind... I've met a few nice individuals as well but from being at the bar scene I have encountered mostly people looking to smoke some meth with me and that is not my gig. I see this as a town that has been set in its ways and it's not changing any time soon. Probably suited well for older couples & the retired bunch, not someone in their mid twenties. One thing, it's easy to SHINE here....