We are excited to announce that we are in the process of transitioning to a new online platform specifically designed to meet the needs of our donors, members, and volunteers who are the backbone of the ATA – people like you! Here are some upcoming changes: Single Sign-In – If you currently have both a member account and a volunteer […]
Read moreDid you know the Arizona Trail Association relies on you to understand current trail conditions? You’re the eyes, boots, wheels and hooves on the trail, and most of what we know about current trail conditions comes from trail users like you. That’s why we encourage you to communicate things like downed trees, blowouts from erosion, fallen signs, litter, bees, and […]
Read moreFor many of us, the trail seems like the ideal place to be during this time of social distancing and self-isolation. As a volunteer, it may feel like the perfect time to get out and give back on the AZT – our busy schedules have been relieved and for many of us, the season is ideal for being outside. All […]
Read moreWe had 7 hearty souls who showed up for the Huachuca Mountains – Annual AZT Maintenance Event – Passage 1C to escape the heat for the weekend at the Miller Peak Wilderness in the Huachuca Mountains, one of the scenic Sky Islands of southern Arizona. This is the land of manzanita, oak, juniper, firs and pines with sweeping views across […]
Read moreOur Spring Steward Conference was a great success. Eighteen stewards from all over Arizona gathered at Colossal Cave Mountain Park in Vail to celebrate stewardship and learn from local experts. The training included a half-day first aid session taught by Todd Nardi; Aaron Seifert presenting on the GIS maps available to Stewards; and an overview of the Temporal Gulch Reroute […]
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