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Tag: Hiking the Arizona Trail

Arizona Trail, Kaibab Plateau

Posted on August 20, 2022October 21, 2022 by rondungan

The Kaibab Plateau sneaks up on you. A few sections of the Arizona Trail cut across its eastern flank, through big country that sticks to your memory and gets under your skin. There are some gorgeous walks up there. The trail cuts through timber and meadow, though aspen glens and evergreen clusters, mile after mile….

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