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Arizona National Forests issue these fire restrictions and closures as danger levels rise
With hot, dry summer conditions in full effect, multiple forests are implementing precautionary measures to help prevent wildfires.
With hot, dry summer conditions in full effect, multiple forests are implementing precautionary measures to help prevent wildfires.
Families looking for a day of hands-on outdoor adventure won’t want to miss the annual Payson Wildlife Fair, set for Saturday, May 3, at Green Valley Park. Running from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the free event will feature everything Read more…
Starting February 25, 2025, Arizona State Parks and Trails will implement increased fees to support park operations and improvements. Before embarking on a visit to your chosen state park destination, be sure to visit that park’s webpage for details on Read more…
Applications to raft the majestic Colorado River through Grand Canyon National Park in 2026 will be accepted through 12pm, Feb. 25
Arizona’s fall colors may arrive later than in other parts of the country, but the state’s autumn display is well worth the wait. As October approaches, Arizona State Parks and Trails reminds us that the landscape will soon transform into Read more…
The City of Flagstaff, Coconino County, Coconino National Forest, and Grand Canyon National Park will all move to Stage 2 fire restrictions starting at 8 a.m. on Friday, June 21. The Arizona Daily Sun reports that due to continued hot, Read more…
Closure during repairs Starting Friday, June 21, the Bright Angel Point Trail on the North Rim, leading to Bright Angel Point, will be closed for construction. Grand Canyon National Park says the closure is essential to ensure the safety of Read more…
As reported by 12 News, a segment of northbound Interstate 17 will be shut down this weekend for pavement work. If you’re planning to get your trail fix in the higher altitudes of Flagstaff and away from the Phoenix heat, Read more…
Arizona is known by outdoor enthusiasts for many unique things but few are more majestic than its dark skies and excellent stargazing. Associations and clubs hold stargazing events frequently, and often in partnership with parks many Arizona recreationists already know Read more…
It’s Memorial Day Weekend and outdoor recreation agencies, including Arizona State Parks and Trails, are thrilled to celebrate the unofficial start of summer by welcoming in visitors to wild places across the state. AZ State Parks reminds recreationists to enjoy Read more…