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| March, 2012 issue |
Hikers, not sure where to begin your celebratory hiking of the newly-completed, state-long Arizona Trail? No problem—just pick up a copy of the March issue of PHOENIX magazine and turn to page 50 for my article on why this route is so phenomenal and where you can go to sample its greatness---before embarking on the entire 817-mile journey.
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2 comments:
HI,
I plan to travel here in the next few days for a couple of weeks and I want to change it up as much as possible. I will be solo and would love to get to know the area as this will be my first visit.
I have extensive backpacking gear and wanted to know if there are any good safe back county areas to camp and/or recommended primitive camping site that I can just day hike from.
I am also interested in seeing as much of the area as possible over 10 days, perhaps some type of an indian guide service and visiting the vortexes for a deeper insight of the history and land.
My Spiritually is grounded in realism so I " Like to keep it REAL"
I may be planning to stay overnight "indoors" part of the time just to change it up so I can try some of the restaurants and local shops. I am mainly vegetarian with exception to wild caught fish.
Anyway, I'm super excited and would be very thankful for your recommended options.
The Arizona Trail Association has a great web site with all the answers to your questions. Members have access to a message board and very detailed maps.
Really, it's your BEST resource: aztrail.org
Best wishes for a safe an AWESOME trip.
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