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Why the AZT Belongs on Your Hiking Bucket List

Posted on January 2, 2014

TUCSON -- The Arizona Trail (AZT), one of only 11 official National Scenic Trails in the country, is an 800-plus-mile stretch, spanning north-south from the US-Mexico border to Utah. Along the way, a diverse population of hikers, backpackers, cyclists, trail-runners, trail builders, nature enthusiasts, cross-country...

First Day Hikes Starts Year On Right Foot

Posted on December 26, 2013

by Tanya Twerdowsky

For the third straight year, hiking groups across the country will come together on January 1 to ring in the new year right with one of the simplest, most invigorating activities there is: hiking. First Day Hikes -- for the first time this year, an official...

6 Easy National Park Hikes Anyone Can Enjoy!

Posted on May 20, 2013

by Tanya Twerdowsky

Our National Parks present us with the richest exposure to the most elements of nature of all our natural reserves. That's part of what makes them so important and well-loved. The extra-ruggedness of their wild terrain can also yield, however, a sense of intimidation for...

Come Support the AHS

Posted on August 2, 2012

by Travis Bryant

Stop by Booth #32074 tomorrow, Friday, August 3rd between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. and pick up a copy of the hot (and super-humerous) Sex in a Tent, for only $10. But we don't keep the $10. Oh no. When you pay you'll might get...