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September 10, 2025
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41 Miles of Arizona Trail Closed Due To Wildfires

September 10, 2025
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September 9, 2025
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🌄 Ready to take your trail skills to the next l 🌄 Ready to take your trail skills to the next level? Join the Trail Skills Institute for our Trail Structures & Rock Work Course! Whether you're a first-time volunteer or a seasoned steward, this hands-on 2-day training will teach you how to build and maintain sustainable trails with confidence. 📅 October 4–5 💲 $150 / $85 for ATA Stewards 🍴 Includes 4 meals 🏕 Camping at group site 🤝 Connect with fellow trail enthusiasts and have fun! What you'll learn: 🪨 Why we build trail structures 🪨 Principles of dry stone masonry 🪨 Moving, splitting, shaping, and stacking stone 🪨 Steps, walls, rock armoring, and drainage structures 🪨 Technical trail features (TTFs) Secure your spot today @ TSI link in bio!
👉Arizona Trail Tales Join us for an inspiring e 👉Arizona Trail Tales Join us for an inspiring evening of stories from the people who make the #ArizonaTrail come alive! Meet a thru-hiker, a bike-packer, a trail angel, trail volunteer and trail steward as they share their adventures, experiences, and love for the Arizona National Scenic Trail. 📅 Thursday, October 23 🕡 6:30–7:30 PM 📍 @justroughinit (10880 N 32nd St Ste 17, Phoenix, AZ 85028) This is a casual, fun conversation designed to connect the local trail community and spark your own trail inspiration. Hear firsthand about the challenges, joys, and unforgettable moments of hiking, volunteering, and supporting the trail. Whether you’re a seasoned trail enthusiast, curious about volunteer opportunities, or just love a good adventure story, this evening is for you! Bring your curiosity and your trail spirit!
😎 NEW MERCH JUST IN! Inspired by the coniferous 😎 NEW MERCH JUST IN! Inspired by the coniferous forests of the #KaibabPlateau and North Rim of #grandcanyon, this original sock design is made with SockGuy ’s TurboWool blend for the ultimate in comfort, moisture wicking and stink-free qualities. We think these are the best material for all-season comfort and durability. Primary colors are forest green, black grey and deep forest blue. Socks are made with 75% TurboWool (50% Merino wool, 50% polypropylene), 15% nylon and 10% spandex. 👉 Get 'em @ the AZT store link in our bio
Arizona’s public lands connect us to nature and Arizona’s public lands connect us to nature and to each other. Thank you Congressman Juan Ciscomani for co-sponsoring the Public Lands in Public Hands Act and showing leadership in keeping our trails accessible for hikers, bikers, and equestrians.
The Huachuca agave in all its glory! Passage 1 - # The Huachuca agave in all its glory! Passage 1 - #huachucamountains on the #arizonatrail 📸 Stu Williams ⛰️ Native lands of the Tohono O’odham and Ópata
Public Lands Alert! On Wednesday, September 17, U. Public Lands Alert! On Wednesday, September 17, U.S. Representative Paul Gosar introduced a bill that would abolish the Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of Grand Canyon National Monument near Grand Canyon National Park. This is a direct attack on America’s public lands and the Arizona National Scenic Trail. Please join us today in opposing this dangerous legislation. Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni National Monument was designated in 2023, led by the Grand Canyon Tribal Coalition with support from a diverse coalition of organizations, the City of Flagstaff, and Coconino County. The Arizona Trail Association was heavily involved in this effort since 41 miles of the AZT pass through the national monument, and increased protections support our mission and vision while protecting trail users, wildlife and water sources from future uranium mining. The national monument preserves our precious land, water, and air while allowing activities like recreation, hunting, grazing and other uses on lands managed by the Kaibab National Forest and Bureau of Land Management in northern Arizona. Congressman Gosar’s H.R. 5392, inappropriately named the “the Northern Arizona Protection Act,” conflicts with 89% of Western voters who feel that existing national monument designations should be kept in place rather than reversed (source: 2025 State of the Rockies Conservation in the West Poll). Additionally, 80% of Arizona voters support Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni National Monument (including 68% of Republicans, 81% of Independents, and 91% of Democrats). We are asking you to please reach out to your representatives in Congress to tell them you are opposed to this legislation, and urge them not to support it. If you don’t know who represents you in Congress, find your representative here: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative
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