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Heat Safety Tips for Outdoor Recreation

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Warmer weather means extra outdoor precautions for everyone hoping to enjoy outdoor recreation in the Grand Canyon State. Use these tips from Arizona State Parks and Trails to prepare before heading out for your next adventure.

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Arizona State Parks and Trails and Post Pigeon EDU Announce Education Program for Schools

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Arizona State Parks and Trails has partnered with Post Pigeon EDU and the Arizona Department of Education to bring outdoor information, education and curiosity to kids in grades K-8 who can explore and learn about public lands and state parks inside their classrooms.

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Entry Changes at Slide Rock State Park Started May 1

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Visitors heading to Sedona to enjoy the natural waterslide and picnic areas at Slide Rock State Park will need to plan for timely arrivals and possible alternate activities starting May 1, 2026. That’s when new rules will go into effect that once the parking lot is full, cars will no longer be allowed to line up along the right-turn lane and driveway to the park.

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