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RETIRED - Arizona Mormon Battalion Trail Award

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3'' x 3 7/8''

Hike at least 5 miles of the Mormon Battalion Trail.

RETIRED - General Crook Historic Trail Award

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7'' x 3'' w/ segments

In 1871, General George Crook ordered a wagon road built from the Arizona Territorial Capital at Prescott, east to New Mexico, and to Fort Apache. The road was used to move troops and supplies into remote eastern Arizona until the railways were built in the 1880s.

RETIRED - San Francisco Peaks Trail Award

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5'' Diameter w/ segments

Backpack in the vicinity of the San Francisco Peaks, the surrounding plateau and its rugged canyons in northern Arizona.

RETIRED - Mazatzal Wilderness Trails Award

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5½“ x 6½“"

Hike the Mazatzal Wilderness.

RETIRED - Butterfield Stage Hiking Trail

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3 1/2'' x 4''

Hike the Butterfield Stage hiking trail.

RETIRED - Oak Creek - Sedona Rim Hikes Award

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7'' x 7'' w/ segments

Sedona Rim country is a unique and beautiful area with many rugged canyons, forested slopes and isolated plateaus and mesas. Most hikes in these areas are best as day hikes and lend themselves to small groups (groups of 10 or less). Several hikes can be overnight trips.

RETIRED - Blue Primitive Area Trails Award

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7'' x 8'' w/ segments

Backpack through the Blue Primitive Area, which is in east-central Arizona between State Highway 666 and the New Mexico border and contains some of Arizona's most remote mountain country. It is named for the Blue River which flows north and south through the center of the area. It is similar in ruggedness to the White Mountains to the west and is also a three season area.

RETIRED - Grand Canyon Trails Medal

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1½'' x 3''

Complete the Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim backpacking trek.

RETIRED - Superstition Wilderness Trails Award

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3'' x 10''

The Superstition Wilderness area just east of Apache Junction is famous for its fabled gold mine legends and other folklore and offers a hiking/backpacking opportunity never to be forgotten.

RETIRED - General Crook Trail Medal

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1½'' diameter

Complete all the trail segments for the General Crook Trail Award.

RETIRED - White Mountain Trails Award

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5'' x 4'' w/ segments

Hike the White Mountain trails located in the rugged high-mountain country around the Mogollon Rim, Arizona's famed east-west escarpment whcih separates the state's highnorthern environs from the remainder of the state's lower desert areas.

RETIRED - Ho-Ho-Kam Trail Medal

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1½'' x 3''

Approximately 30 miles long. Plan at least three (3) days. The trail runs from Camp Lawton Boy Scout Camp to the top of Mt. Bigelow, traversing almost 5,000 vertical feet in elevation. This is about the same as climbing in and out of the Grand Canyon.

RETIRED - Highline Trail Award

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6 1/2'' x 6''

For a great hiking adventure, the Highline Trail offers breathtaking scenic beauty, a wide variety of plant and animal life, spectacular geological formations, and a fascinating background of Indian and pioneer history.

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