<span style=”font-size: 10.5pt; font-family: Helvetica; color: #333333;”>The first is found on the AZT website and is updated a bit intermittently.</span>
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The first is found on the AZT website and is updated a bit intermittently.
Finding sufficient water is the most critical problem an AZT hiker must contend with. Water sources are often far apart and may or may not have usable water depending on the season, rainfall, and other factors. We found two on-line data sources that were extremely helpful. The first is found on the AZT website and is updated a bit intermittently.
The second is the Arizona Trail App , aka Guthook App, available for both iPhone and Android.
I see 4 links in the post above, and can access all of them.
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