Rebekah,
You might want to post in the Arizona Trail Class of 2025 Facebook page, and watch for a similar page for 2026. These get pretty active as the thru-hike season approaches.

@chumley
Touché

@ShatteredArm
Adverse possession does not work against government entities.

@Sredfield Tickets are on sale now for the 31st Annual Meeting of the Arizona Trail Association! Join us on Sunday, February 9, 2025 from 9:30 am – 1 pm at the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix for the largest gathering of Arizona Trail friends of the entire year. The event is limited to the first ...

cactuscat
We saw similar behavior on our 2014 trip. Little did they know there was an NPS employee on out trip, who reported them when we got out.

Fall hikers usually go SOBO, to avoid winter up north.

@overthehillsfaraway
In the spring when the first grass is coming, the old paths are quite evident.

The Arizona Trail Association annual meeting is Saturday, February 10 | 10 am – 1 pm at the City of Peoria Rio Vista Recreation Center ~ Lakeview Room ~ 8866 W. Thunderbird Rd, Peoria, AZ 85381. It is always a good time with lots of talk and information about trails, hiking, biking, riding, etc. Che...

Andrea Lankford has a new book out, "Trail of the Lost." The audio version is rather engaging. She gives account of extended searching for three missing PCT hikers. It took me a while to remember why the name sounded familiar; she wrote a book of her early bike trip over the AZT.

Lowa Trekkers, the only boot I own. Probably on my 6th + pair.

@outdoor_lover
Can you kneel down on it?

I see the orthopedics people on the first.

@RedRoxx44
Thanks Letty

@outdoor_lover
thanks!!

Reviving this thread versus starting an new one"

Has anyone had knee replacement surgery? Would you do it again? Any tips as I consider this?
Thanks

@chumley
Oh, thanks, that makes it very clear.

I'd like to see a phonetic pronunciation guide for the name.

Bravo!!! Enjoy!

@00blackout
Can you share the link that you got that from?

We've been watching this as well. Inciweb is putting up some pathetic maps, the scale does little to let you know specifics-like how much of the new AZT route we built last year has burned. (I'm afraid most of it.) On the Backbone fire a couple years ago I had a link to a much better map. I believe ...

And in a parallel disaster, Wendy's isn't serving vanilla Frosties, just chocolate and strawberry. To add insult to injury, the "large" is now the size of a former medium.