AZT in a Day Event: October 6, 2018.




Two Events Will Celebrate the 50th
Anniversary of the Arizona National Trail System Act


AZT Passage 15, near Kearny.



Help celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the
Arizona Trail System Act and the 25th anniversary of the trail, by
participating in one or both of two commemorative events.


AZT Passage 28, Blue Ridge, Mogollon Rim





AZT IN A DAY


AZT Passage 27, Highline near Pine



On Saturday, October 8, 2018, hundreds of trail users across
the state will join to collectively complete the entire 800-mile Arizona Trail
in a single day.  Be part of
history--sign up to hike, bike, run or ride a segment on this epic occasion.


AZT Passage 32, Flagstaff, Picture Canyon



50 FOR 50


AZT Passage 1, Mexico border




AZT Passage 9 Hope Camp, Rincon Mountains, Tucson



Sign up to complete at least 50 miles of the Arizona Trail
on your own during 2018 and you�ll receive a cool 50th Anniversary
patch!





TO REGISTER FOR EVENTS:

https://aztrail.org/events/50th-anniversary-events/azt-in-a-day/



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