 The Arizona Trail The Arizona National Scenic Trail is a continuous, 800+ mile diverse and scenic trail across Arizona from Mexico to Utah. It links deserts, mountains, canyons, communities and people. Mission
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Forest Service Seeking Applicants for Advisory CouncilThe Forest Service is seeking candidates to serve on an Arizona National Scenic Trail Advisory Council. The Council will consist of not more than 13 members and provide a balanced and broad representation within interest groups throughout the state.For more information and how to submit a nomination, check out this
Advisory Council press release from the Forest Service.
Volunteers Needed for Trail SurveysVolunteers are needed to conduct surveys of visitors on the Arizona Trail in Saguaro National Park East (Rincon Mountains) in 2013. If you have a few hours or days to spend over the next six months and don’t mind asking folks a few questions about their experience (the survey only takes about one minute to complete) please contact Matt Nelson () for details. Surveys must take place on the Arizona Trail within Saguaro National Park; this includes Hope Camp Trail, Quilter Trail, Manning Camp Trail, Mica Mountain Trail, Italian Spring Trail. The best trailhead for intercepting visitors is the Camino Loma Alta trailhead near Vail.Spring Newsletter AvailableThe Spring edition of the ATA News is now available online, and paper copies will be mailed to members within the next two weeks. Inside this expanded 12-page edition you’ll find:- Springtime Events - Shawn Garber’s Thru-Hike for Multiple Sclerosis - Gateway Community Spotlight: Florence - Upcoming Trail Running & Hiking Events - Coming Soon: New Arizona Trail Guidebook - Invasive Species Report - New Club Membership Program for Outdoor Clubs …and much more! Click here to download the Spring edition of the ATA News.
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