• Arizona State Parks and Trails, State Trails Coordinator
  
• Maricopa Association of Governments
  
• Maricopa County Parks and Recreation
  
• Mohave County Parks
  
• Pima County Natural Resources, Parks & Recreation
  
• Pinal County, AZ
  

• ACO
  
• American Conservation Experience
  
• Arizona Conservation Corps (AZCC)
  
• Arizona Land and Water Trust
  
• Arizona State University
  
• Arizona Trail Association
  
• Aztec Engineering Group, Inc.
  
• Bingham Equipment Company
  
• Central Arizona Land Trust
  
• Chiricahua National Monument
  
• Classic Recreation Systems, Inc.
  
• Climbing Assn. of Southern Arizona (CASA)
  
• Coe & Van Loo Consultants, Inc.
  
• Coffman Studio Landscape Architecture + Planning
  
• Conservation by Design
  
• Conservation United
  
• Cooper Aerial Survey Co.
  
• Coronado National Memorial
  
• County Line Riders of Catalina, Inc.
  
• Dave Bang Associates, Inc.
  
• Desert Foothills Land Trust
  
• Dolan Springs Trail System
  
• Flex Ground LLC
  
• Forever Resorts
  
• Forms+Surfaces
  
• Fountain Hills Visitor Center
  
• Friends of Northern Arizona Forests
  
• Global Data Specialists
  
• Grand Canyon National Park
  
• Grand Canyon Youth
  
• Hancock Resources LLC
  
• Home Grown Mountain Biking Tours LLC
  
• J2 Engineering & Environmental Design
  
• Kalamazoo Materials
  
• Legends of Superior Trails, Inc.
  
• Logan Simpson
  
• Maricopa Trail and Park Foundation
  
• Mayo Clinic
  
• McDowell Sonoran Conservancy
  
• MCFallon Landscape Architecture & Site Design
  
• Okanogan Trail Construction
  
• Pima Trails Association
  
• RideNow Powersports
  
• Rockart Signs & Markers
  
• Safe and Sound Playgrounds
  
• Saguaro National Park
  
• Shade N Net
  
• Southwest Trail Solutions
  
• Stabilizer Solutions
  
• SunState Recreation
  
• The Design Laboratory
  
• Tierra Right of Way Services
  
• Triple M Recreation
  
• Tucson Off-Road Cyclists and Activists (TORCA)
  
• Volunteers for Outdoor Arizona
  
• Yavapai Trails Association
  

• “Walk Easy; Hike Strong”: A Veteran’s Journey of Discovery on the Arizona Trail
  
• Betty's Kitchen Interpretive Trail, Yuma, Arizona
  
• Central Arizona Project National Recreation Trail, Arizona
  
• Painted Desert Trail, Arizona
  
• Palm Canyon Trail, Kofa National Wildlife Refuge, Arizona
  

• "Share the Trail"
  
• Best Practices for Trail Management
  
• Black Canyon Trail
  
• Congratulations on Arizona National Scenic Trail's Milestone
  
• Dale Shewalter, Founder of the Arizona Trail
  
• Dots and Dashes
  
• Okanogan Trail Construction Tackles Difficult Ajax Section of Arizona Trail
  
• Trail Innovations in the Desert Southwest
  

• 2020: Maricopa Trail Volunteer Stewardship Program
  
• 2017: Arizona Conservation Corps Mogollon Rim Ancestral Lands Trail Crew - Arizona
  
• 2017: Arizona State Parks and Trails
  
• 2016: Dolan Springs Trail - Arizona
  
• 2015: Arizona: Shawn Redfield
  
• 2013: Pinetop-Lakeside TRACKS (AZ White Mountain Trail System)
  
• 2013: Desert Mountain, Scottsdale, Arizona
  
• 2013: Arizona: Troy Dymock
  
• 2013: Arizona: Dave Hicks
  
• 2008: Arizona: Dale Shewalter
  
• 2008: Arizona: Dale Shewalter
  
• 2006: Steve Anderson
  
• 2006: Fantasy Island Task Force, Prairie Pathways Interpretive Project
  
• 2006: Ann Hill, BLM Training Center, Phoenix
  
• 2006: Arizona: Sue Clark & Linda Anderson-McKee
  
• 2006: Arizona: Mark Flint
  

The Bright Angel Trail was originally used by the Havasupai Indians to commute between the South Rim and Indian Garden; Grand Canyon, Arizona

The Bright Angel Trail was originally used by the Havasupai Indians to commute between the South Rim and Indian Garden; Grand Canyon, Arizona

The Bright Angel Trail was originally used by the Havasupai Indians to commute between the South Rim and Indian Garden; Grand Canyon, Arizona

Standard trail identification and numbering markers applied to fiberglass post; Phoenix Mountain Parks, Arizona

Standard trail identification and numbering markers applied to fiberglass post; Phoenix Mountain Parks, Arizona

Standard trail identification and numbering markers applied to fiberglass post; Phoenix Mountain Parks, Arizona

Crusher fines trail built up to form a bench; Lomaki Wupatki National Monument, Arizona

Crusher fines trail built up to form a bench; Lomaki Wupatki National Monument, Arizona

Crusher fines trail built up to form a bench; Lomaki Wupatki National Monument, Arizona

Classic vertical display board on the Lomaki Trail which accesses Pueblo ruins sites; Wupatki National Monument in northeast Arizona

Classic vertical display board on the Lomaki Trail which accesses Pueblo ruins sites; Wupatki National Monument in northeast Arizona

Classic vertical display board on the Lomaki Trail which accesses Pueblo ruins sites; Wupatki National Monument in northeast Arizona

Lomaki Wupatki National Monument in Arizona prohibits dogs on a trail to Indian ruins

Lomaki Wupatki National Monument in Arizona prohibits dogs on a trail to Indian ruins

Lomaki Wupatki National Monument in Arizona prohibits dogs on a trail to Indian ruins

The Bright Angel Trail was originally used by the Havasupai Indians to commute between the South Rim and Indian Garden; Grand Canyon, Arizona

The Bright Angel Trail was originally used by the Havasupai Indians to commute between the South Rim and Indian Garden; Grand Canyon, Arizona

The Bright Angel Trail was originally used by the Havasupai Indians to commute between the South Rim and Indian Garden; Grand Canyon, Arizona

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