Trails with a Location of Arizona

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Campbell Mesa Loop

As I drove to the trailhead, I saw an abundance of cars on the road. I worried that the trail might be busy, but when I got there, I was surprised to find myself in the peaceful solitude of a wilderness-like setting. The only sound I could hear was the plaintive yelps of distant coyotes …

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Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Area

Trailheads are scattered throughout Dead Horse State Park and Sycamore Creek and Sycamore Canyon. Some of the trail is only accessible by off-road vehicles. Speed limits are posted to ensure safety for all visitors. Renting 4×4 vehicles or ATVs is common and available through various means online or in-house.

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Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Area

This hike extends throughout the mountainous Verde Valley. The Tuzigoot National Monument is the easiest hike and can even be accessed by car and/or off-road vehicles. Trailheads are scattered throughout Dead Horse State Park and Sycamore Creek and Sycamore Canyon. Some of the trail is only accessible by off-road vehicles. Speed limits are posted to …

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Dos Cabezas Peak

A remote scrambling and bushwhacking hike through a dense forest of oak and walnut trees and top out at Dos Cabezas Peak. This sky island you will be hiking in is relatively small in stature but contains much biodiversity. There are other sky island archipelagoes in the world but the mountains of the Southwest may …

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The Nankoweap Trail

The Nankoweap Trail was constructed in 1882 by the western explorer and geology enthusiast John Wesley Powell, the first man to delve into the depths of the Grand Canyon. The trail originates at the North Rim’s Kaibab National Forest and gently ascends through ponderosa pine and aspen woodlands. After a few miles, you will reach …

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Treasure Loop Trail

The Treasure Loop Trail in Arizona’s Superstition Mountains is truly a treasure chest of desert beauty as it winds its way through cactus gardens and up to the beautiful Flatiron Ridge and Praying Hands rock formation. It is best hiked in a clockwise direction if you prefer gradually going uphill & then coming down a …

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