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The Kodenkan of Tucson teaches a wide variety of traditional and modern martial arts styles including Karate, Jujitsu, Judo, Kung Fu, Batto-do (Japanese Sword), Hiraido (Mixed Martial Arts/MMA) and Lil’Dragons. With classes for children, teens, adults, and seniors, we have something for just about every member of the family! We are very fortunate to have over 21 dedicated black belt instructors who have a total of over 268 years of combined martial arts experience. With their many years of knowledge and training, they truly enjoy passing on the knowledge that has been taught to them.

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Parker, Arizona provides easy access to 16 miles of Colorado River south of Lake Havasu. This beautiful stretch of river, known as the Parker Strip, is swift and often populated by boaters, river tubers, water skiers and fishermen, and home of the annual Parker Bluegrass Festival on the River.<br /> <br /> Parker, has a beautiful winter climate and, like many Arizona cities, is a winter home to many Snowbirds. With plenty of fishing, boating and camping, holiday week-ends bring lots of folks from Phoenix and Southern California. Parker has lots of lodging and dining options to cater to its many visitors.<br /> <br /> Parker is located on the western border of Arizona on the Colorado River, 35 miles north of north of I-10 and 40 miles south of Lake Havasu.
Parker Area Tourism
Posted: July 2007
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Parker, Arizona provides easy access to 16 miles of Colorado River south of Lake Havasu. This beauti .. Full Details and Reviews
There's a lot to do in Arizona, This website will help guide you to some of the best outdoor locations in AZ.
Arizona Outdoor Vacations
Posted: Sun Feb 18 2007 10: 59 pm
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There's a lot to do in Arizona, This website will help guide you to some of the best outdoor locatio .. Full Details and Reviews
Dedicated to the purpose of promoting hiking and related activities which further the appreciation, understanding, preservation and enjoyment of the Southern Arizona Hiking Club land, its plants and wildlife, and all natural things and objects
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We're committed to delivering the Web's most complete set of digital topographic maps, aerial photographs, and related mapping information to the professional and outdoor recreation communities.
TopoZone
Posted: 6/16/2004
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This information is provided as a resource for scouts and scout leaders who Backpack in Arizona.
Backpacking in Arizona
Posted: 6/16/2004
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This information is provided as a resource for scouts and scout leaders who Backpack in Arizona. .. Full Details and Reviews
California Canine Hikers organizes and leads day and evening hikes mainly in Los Angeles County foothills and mountains. Membership is open to anyone who is interested in participating
California Canine Hikers
Posted: 7/10/2004

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California Canine Hikers organizes and leads day and evening hikes mainly in Los Angeles County foot .. Full Details and Reviews
Arizona Trail Guide.com provides information on hiking opportunities both large and small in Southern Arizona, USA, and other areas in AZ, the South West U.S. and the United States. You can find a good trail by selecting the area of Arizona you'd like to hike. Or use the search area below to browse the hikes closest to your home or hotel. The hikes in our network are contributed by visitors and volunteer reporters from around the world, send in your reviews of Arizona Hikes and we'll add them to our list..
Arizona Trail Guide.com
Posted: 6/15/2004
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There are Orienteering activities/Competitions for people of all ages, at all levels of skill and fitness. Our goal is to provide activities and services to those individuals or organizations that will help them enjoy the outdoors more. If you are looking for fun new and different ways to enjoy the outdoors or if you think that we could be of service to you, please contact us.

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Picacho Peak was often used as a landmark by early explorers. During the 17th century, dedicated Jesuit priest Father Kino mentioned Picacho Peak in records of his journeys into Arizona, and in 1775, the DeAnza Expeditions passed by the Peak. In 1846, the Mormon Battalion, on their way to California to fight in the war with Mexico, constructed a wagon road through Picacho Pass. The forty-niners traveled the same road on their way to California, and in 1858, mail and passengers traveled this route via the Butterfield Overland Stage. This route is now used by the Transcontinental Railroad. <br />
Picacho Peak State Park
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Picacho Peak was often used as a landmark by early explorers. During the 17th century, dedicated Jes .. Full Details and Reviews
Tucson is truly a hiker's paradise! <br /> <br /> Here, we are surrounded with unique hiking opportunities to suit all seasons. The imposing granite faces north of campus are the Santa Catalinas and include scenic Sabino Canyon and Mount Lemmon, a favorite getaway from the summer heat. The rugged Rincons lie looming in the east. The gentle Tucson range west of campus is a good place to watch the sunset on summer evenings. The Santa Ritas, further south, include Mount Wrightson, which at 9453 feet is the highest point near Tucson. Each of these major ranges is less than an hour's drive from campus. <br /> <br /> We also make longer trips to places outside Tucson, such as the Chiricahuas, Pinacate preserve in Mexico, and the Grand Canyon. <br /> <br /> The Ramblers are one of the oldest continuous clubs on the University of Arizona campus. The club creates a campus-wide resource for outdoor enthusiasts by providing resources, expertise, and a forum for people to meet so the outdoor world is accessible and fun for everyone. Hiking Club activities vary from educational speakers about wilderness camping and hiking safety, to short day hikes in nearby desert and mountain areas, to extended backpack, camping, and canyoneering trips, with the occasional spelunking thrown in. <br /> <br /> All club activities are open to the public; as such, we do not require members to pay dues. The only costs associated with the Hiking Club are personal and group expenses such as fuel, equipment, permit fees, and the like. Camping equipment, books and maps arealso available for loan to members. <br /> <br /> Ramblers is a member-driven club, i.e., all hikes are planned by individual members on their own initiative. The more people plan hikes, the better the club becomes; so, if there is a hike you would like to do, then by all means either plan it or request help in planning it by posting to the listserv. <br /> <br /> Note that, since Ramblers hikes are planned and led by individual members, Ramblers cannot guarantee that hike leaders are experienced in group leadership or first aid. Members who come on a hike advertised on the listserv do so at their own risk; beginning hikers should not sign up for hikes which are lengthy and/or deep in the wilderness. In case of any questions, communicate with the trip leader by email before the hike starts. <br />
Ramblers, the University of Arizona hiking club
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Tucson is truly a hiker's paradise!

Here, we are surrounded with unique hiking oppor .. Full Details and Reviews
Tucson Astronomy
This website contains vital information on stargazing in and around Tucson, Arizona. It contains star charts, guides to amateur viewing, links to vital astronomy resources, and much more. All designed for use by the typical amateur astronomer in the Tucson, and Southern Arizona area.
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