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Congratulations to Christine Maxa for being awarded the 2007 Bronze Award in the Reader Service category from the International Regional Magazine Association for an article she wrote for Arizona Highways, The 10 Best Hikes in Arizona!
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The East Valley Tribune reported May 21st, “experts predict early, wet monsoon season.” This is a great time to Get Out And Enjoy Arizona’s Great Outdoors™. The more rain the more wildflowers. So bring along a copy of Arizona’s Best Wildflower Hikes – The High Country. You can also check out www.christinemaxa.com for trail suggestions in the Hike of the Week in the Outdoors section.
If you’re heading into the high country for a hike, bring rain gear, a jacket and a hiking stick to help negotiate stream crossings. Three-foot deep water traveling three feet per second will knock a grown man down. Wait out deep crossings.
Unpaved backroads often rut easily and turn slick as axel grease when wet. Even traveling in 4-wheel drive won’t slow you down on a steep hill. Check out every stream for depth changes before you drive into it.
