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1. www.cleverhiker.com › backpacking › the-ultimate-guide-to-hiking-the-arizona-trailThe Ultimate Guide to Hiking the Arizona Trail - CleverHiker

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   14 maj 2024 · Best Time to Hike: Most people start in the south and go north (NOBO) during the springtime – usually starting in early or mid-March and finishing in April. Hikers going north to south (SOBO) typically start in October after monsoons have finished, and they complete the trail in November.

2. thetrek.co › arizona-trail-800-mile-backbone-arizonaThe Arizona Trail: The 800-Mile Backbone of Arizona

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   17 paź 2017 · The ideal time to hike the Arizona trail is October-November and March-April. Temperatures are more agreeable, making for a significantly better hike. Southbound hikers will typically start in late summer/early fall so that they can experience the nice weather and still have access to the facilities at the Grand Canyons before they close for ...

3. exploringwild.com › hiking-arizona-trailHiking the Arizona Trail: Answers to Essential Questions

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   7 lut 2022 · What’s the best time to hike the AZT going SOBO? Fall hikers start in the north after summer monsoons (which are roughly from July through September, but unpredictable). Ideally this is when water sources have been replenished and the drier weather is good for hiking.

4. www.fieldmag.com › articles › arizona-trail-hiker-guideA Complete Hiking Guide to the Arizona Trail | 2024 | Field Mag

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   22 sie 2022 · Best Time to Hike. How you approach the Arizona Trail might change depending on the time of year you plan to go. In the spring, plan on starting in March at the Mexico border (hiking northbound, or NOBO). In the fall, most hikers start in October at the Utah border (SOBO).

5. www.usaadventureseeker.com › blog › planning-guide-arizona-trail6-step checklist to plan your Arizona Trail thru-hike.

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   17 maj 2021 · Due to extreme temperatures in summer, the AZT has two hiking seasons - offering flexibility around when you can start your adventure. To help you decide which season to hike, the Arizona Trail Association advise the following: SPRING, March to April:

6. americanswobsessed.com › santa-fe-hikes15 Easy and Best Santa Fe Hikes – For All Fitness Levels!

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   Santa Fe is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. There is a hike for everyone on this list and for different fitness levels. Also, note that it is dry and hot (in the summer) and make sure you know what you are getting into before you start. Here are a few tips for Sante Fe hiking: Bring a reusable water bottle and lots of water!

7. rebeccarosethering.com › aztComplete Guide to Thru-Hiking the Arizona Trail

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   How long does it take to thru-hike? This obviously depends on your pace, but 6-8 weeks is a common estimate. It took me two months to finish, going about 14 miles per day (here was my daily mileage). You can also hike the trail in sections over a longer period of time! Why did you decide to thru-hike the Arizona Trail?