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October 10, 2023

Southern Arizona Hiking Club

The oldest hiking club in Tucson is about to turn 65.
Produced by David Fenster From Season 10 Nature and Environment
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Members of The Southern Arizona Hiking Club have been exploring trails in Arizona and beyond for 64 years. With over 500 members and dozens of hiking guides, the club offers a range of outdoor opportunities, every day of the week. Join The Southern Arizona Hiking Club for an outing in beautiful Madera Canyon.

Producer/Editor/Videographer: David Fenster
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