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Hikes, Camps and Meetings

updated October 12, 2020

•	When you see an event that interests you, click on its name to read the details.
•	Rate yourself as a hiker to make sure the hike is within your capabilities.
•	Before attending, please call or email the leader to confirm.
•	Non-members are welcome to hike with us.
•	Cost:
	Parking at some trailheads requires a pre-paid pass or a park entrance fee. If so, it will be noted in the hike description.
	When car-pooling, please bring enough money to pay your share of the cost of gas.
	On each hike, the club allows voluntary contributions at the rate of $5 per non-member.
•	Our event schedule changes frequently. If it seems out of date, re-load this page.
•	→ Carpool meeting locations

Arizona Trailblazers,
I hope you are all doing well and finding ways to enjoy the great outdoors while we continue in this state of the pandemic.
The executive committee met on June 2 and agreed to keep the current guidelines in place with a couple of clarifications.

1.	Hikes are limited to groups of 10 people or less; however, there are ways to set up hikes where more hikers can be accommodated. We encourage hike leaders to be creative and use a co-leader, when possible. Such as a loop hike where two groups are going in different directions.
2.	No carpooling.
3.	Set up a rendezvous point where everyone can meet and caravan to the trailhead. Especially when trailheads are not easy to find or there are long distances on forest roads to travel.
4.	Continue practicing physical distancing.
5.	If you are not feeling well, stay home.
During these times where we have limits on the number of participants, please be considerate of your commitment to joining a hike. Late cancellations or no shows takes away spots from others. You should notify the hike leader at least 48 hours in advance if you are not able to make the hike. We understand things happen at the last minute or someone is not feeling well. In these cases, you should still contact the leader that morning to advise you will not be there.
Michelle Jelsma