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January 10, 2017 aztrail

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⚒️ #MaintenanceMonday! If you've ever been on ⚒️ #MaintenanceMonday! If you've ever been on Passage 15 on the #arizonatrail in the Tortilla Mountains, you may remember traversing an old, deteriorating wood bridge just north of Freeman Road. Well not anymore! This circa 1990s bridge had been exposed to the extreme desert elements for nearly 30 years and had become a safety issue for trail users. It needed to go! ATA staff and volunteer trail steward completed the bridge removal project and constructed a minor reroute within the trail corridor to traverse the drainage crossing. The old trail alignment was abandoned and restored. This improvement now provides trail users a seamless, safe and sustainable route across this drainage. 🌵 Ancestral Lands of the Tohono O'Odham & Hohokam
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🌲 Join Arizona Trail steward Karen Cordasco at 🌲 Join Arizona Trail steward Karen Cordasco at her #Flagstaff studio on Sunday, December 8th to see her most recent paintings from the #ArizonaTrail. 🌵 "The original idea for my show was to create one painting from each passage that I completed over the last year. I was off to a good start, and then I had some surprise visitors in my garden who also found their way into my paintings. Five monarch caterpillars showed up on our milkweed plants this summer, and I had the great honor and privilege of observing the life cycle stages, and then painting the adult butterflies before they flew away to their over wintering sites." 👉 Stop by Beaver Street Professional Building at 405 N Beaver Street, Suite 7A on the second floor. Grab a cookie and a hot drink and share some of your trail stories while checking out the paintings. 👉 Some original paintings, archival prints, and greeting cards will be for sale. Karen will be there from 11am until 3pm.
Have you gotten your raffle tickets yet? 100% of t Have you gotten your raffle tickets yet? 100% of the proceeds go to benefit the Arizona Trail Association. 🔗 to tickets in profile! Thanks to our friends at the @jim_click_automotive Team, you can enter for a chance to win a new 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4xe Plug-In Hybrid, first-class airfare to anywhere in the world, and $5,000 cash. 👉Tickets are available for $25 each or 5 for $100 and will only be on sale online until end of day, Thursday, December 5th. 🔸Grand Prize: 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4xe Plug-In Hybrid 🔸2nd Prize: Two round-trip, first-class airline tickets to anywhere in the world 🔸3rd Prize: $5,000 cash #millionsfortucson #arizonatrail Raffle tickets will be mailed to you as your purchase is received. The drawing will be held on December 12th. You do not need to be present to win. Mr. Click will call you if you’re one of the winners!
😎New merch alert! 🔗 to buy in AZT Store in o 😎New merch alert! 🔗 to buy in AZT Store in our profile! ☀️Custom-made for us by @ride.reactive, these men’s and women’s 50+ UPF hoodies are a game changer for any outdoor activity! These shirts are lightweight, breathable, anti-bacterial, moisture wicking and stretchy. Our unique design features the topo map of the #ArizonaTrail #GilaRiver segment, and #AZT logo on the front and back. ☀️ Available in men’s and women’s sizing
Mug reveal! It's a coati (for all those who submit Mug reveal! It's a coati (for all those who submitted a guess)! We are excited to reveal our 2024 commemorative Arizona Trail mug! This is our way of thanking donors who support the ATA with a gift of $150 or more. This year's commemorative mug features a scene from the #HuachucaMountains (Passage 1) within #CoronadoNationalMemorial @coronado_nps. This unique biome is where grasslands meet oak woodland, and eventually transition to pine and aspen forest. The views into Sonora, Mexico are breathtaking, and much of the landscape remains relatively unchanged over the past 500 years. #Coatimundi (Nasua narica) are commonly seen in the Huachucas, and are a highlight for #ArizonaTrail visitors. These charismatic creatures are more common in Central and South America, but can also be found in the mountains and canyons of Arizona. The mug's glaze is inspired by the natural hues of this unique landscape. Created by the ceramic artists at @deneen_pottery, at least five sets of hands go into the creation of each mug. Enjoy your favorite beverage knowing your support helps maintain and protect the 800-mile trail. While supplies last! Donate: https://aztrail.org/2024-end-of-year-fundraiser-sm/
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