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Home > News > In The News > Every Trail Connects

Every Trail Connects

February 20, 2016 aztrail

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One trail has many stories. We’re paying tribute to trails by telling the stories of people connected to three: Appalachian, Arizona, and Bay Area Ridge.

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This year, we can say with certainty that 99% of t This year, we can say with certainty that 99% of the sections for AZT in a Day were completed on October 9th 2021. ---That’s the BEST completion record yet--- We also raised over $38,000 for trail operations and programming. We are thrilled with the generosity of our trail community. THANK YOU! At least 431 people were out on the trail with us. There were 357 hikers, 30 runners, 17 mountain bikers, and 27 equestrians. At least 91 family and friends were there to provide shuttles, and 360 people donated to the cause. As a team, we amassed 4,131 trail miles in 24 hours. That’s enough miles to cover the Arizona Trail's 800-mile length over 5x in a single day. While the day was met with clear weather, the summer monsoons and overgrowth left a good portion of the trail difficult to traverse. Several hikers reported that it was tough getting to and through their sections, which added greatly to the difficulty of the day’s challenge. Please join us for our next AZT in a Day on Saturday, October 8, 2022, and thank you again! #aztinaday #LoveAZT
We have some fun gift packages on the way to our l We have some fun gift packages on the way to our lucky AZT in a Day raffle winners ! Thank you to everyone who participated this year, and a HUGE thank you to our incredible raffle donors! #aztinaday2021 #supportbusinessthatsupportstheAZT
The #northkaibabnationalforest is looking a bit wi The #northkaibabnationalforest is looking a bit wintry right now! Photos by #thruhiker, Tapeworm. #loveazt #arizonatrail #kaibabnationalforest #kaibabplateau #northernarizona
Arizona has been inhabited by #Indigenous peoples Arizona has been inhabited by #Indigenous peoples for over 10,000 years. Today, the #GrandCanyonState is home to the Ak-Chin Indian Community (Ak-Chin O’odham); Cocopah Indian Tribe (Kwapa); Colorado River Indian Tribes (Mohave, Chemehuevi, Hopi and Navajo); Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation (Abaaja); Fort Mojave Tribe (Pipa Aha Macav); Gila River Indian Community (Akimel O’odham); Havasupai Tribe (Havasuw `Baaja); Hopi Tribe (Hopi); Hualapai Tribe (Hualapai); Kaibab-Paiute Tribe (Kai’vi’vits); Navajo Nation (Diné); Pascua Yaqui Tribe (Yoeme); Pueblo of Zuni (A:shiwi); Quechan Tribe (Quechan); Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (Onk Akimel O’odham and Xalychidom Piipaash); San Carlos Apache Tribe (Ndé); San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe (Kwaiantikowkets); Tohono O’odham Nation (Tohono O’odham); Tonto Apache Tribe (Te-go-suk); White Mountain Apache Tribe (N’dee); Yavapai-Apache Nation (Wipuhk’a’bah and Dil’zhe’e); and Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe (Wipuhk’a’bah). Many segments of the Arizona Trail follow traditional footpaths, and every inch of the trail is considered native land. 📷 @whwatersphotographer #indiginouspeoplesday #loveazt #azt #arizonatrail #arizona
We're still crunching through the results for AZT We're still crunching through the results for AZT in a Day! If you participated and haven't submitted a completion form just yet, we want to hear from you: https://aztrail.org/events/aztinaday-2021/survey1/ AZT in a Day is a single-day challenge to complete the 800-mile AZT as a team. It was this past Saturday, Oct 9th. If you were on the trail but didn't register, just let us know where you were in the comments below. Photo from "MagnifiKid" #aztinaday #LoveAZT #ArizonaTrail
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