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Packard Mesa Trail
- This trail serves mainly as access to other Sycamore Canyon Wilderness trails. It also provides access to this area from the Cottonwood-Clarkdale area.
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Old Military Trail
- This trail begins near Walnut Creek Station and the site of Camp Hualapai. The U.S. Army used this camp between 1869 and 1873 as a base of operations in the Hualapai Apache War.
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Oaks and Willows Trail
- From the south trailhead this trail travels through the heavily wooded George Wood Canyon, that provides a gateway to the Juniper Mesa Wilderness.
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Juniper Springs Trail
- This trail offers the traveler some unique and interesting views of northern Arizona. It also connects with east end of the Juniper Mesa Trail #20 which travels west across the entire Juniper Mesa Wilderness.
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Martin Canyon Trail
- This trail, which borders but does not enter the Woodchute Wilderness, was originally built many years ago with a bulldozer. The purpose was to build and gain access to the water tanks in Martin Canyon.
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Hyde Mountain Trail
- This trail is primarily a service trail to the Hyde Mountain Lookout, but is always open to hikers. Hyde Mountain at the fire lookout (7,272 ft.) is the highest point in the Santa Maria Mountains.
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Juniper Mesa Trail
- Lying entirely within the Juniper Mesa Wilderness, this trail offers magnificent views to the south from the mesa rim. The trial is relatively level at an elevation of about 7,000 ft.
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Thomas Point Trail
- This is the southernmost of three trails that climb to the east rim of Oak Creek Canyon. Of the three, it offers the broadest and most varied views. However, it is also the hottest and longest.
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Cookstove Trail
- Cookstove Trail now offers nature lovers a scenic route to the canyon rim. The trail starts from the north end of Pine Flat Campground and immediately begins switchbacking up the steep slope of the canyon's east wall.
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Long Canyon Trail (#63)
- This trail starts upstream of the Beaver Creek Campground and switchbacks up to the top of the mesa providing glimpses of the Verde Valley and the red rock country of Sedona on the way.
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Bell Crossing Trail
- This trail is the only developed route into Wet Beaver Creek Canyon and the Wilderness Area it shelters. For the most part, the trail follows a route along a bench well above the stream bed.
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Mooney Trail
- This trail was originally built to drive cattle to and from summer pastures on the rim and is still used for this purpose. Because of this relationship to ranching, this is a wide, well constructed trail.
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Walker Basin Trail
- This is a little-used trail that offers access to the more remote southeastern slopes and foothills of the Santa Rita Mountains.
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White Mesa Trail
- The White Mesa Trail provides the shortest, easiest access from the canyon of Wet Beaver Creek to the top of the Mesa, which form part of the Mogollon Rim.
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Wier Trail
- The Wier Trail provides easy access to Wet Beaver Creek. The area upstream of the gauging station is within the Wet Beaver Wilderness. Motorized equipment and mechanized transport are prohibited on the Wilderness.
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Hot Loop Trail
- There's actually two ways to approach the Hot Loop, one is from a trailhead in Jacks Canyon near the Pine Flat Subdivision. The other is a trailhead in Woods Canyon off AZ 179.
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Parsons Trail
- The hike up the Parsons Trail is a pleasant stroll along a cool, clear desert stream set in a magnificent red rock canyon.
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Brins Mesa East Trail
- This trail begins right at the edge of the town of Sedona and is as picturesque as it is convenient.
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Oak Creek Canyon Scenic Drive
- Get your camera ready for this one, and don't forget your swim suit, hiking shoes, and fishing pole. State Rt. 89A descends a breathtaking series of switchbacks into a scenic, smaller cousin of the Grand Canyon
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Doe Mountain Trail
- This trail not only provides a big dividend of scenery for a moderate outlay of exertion, but it is easily accessible as well.
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Towel Creek Trail
- This trail is unique among those on the Coconino National Forest. It leads through an area of picturesque buttes and low bluffy mountains that is quite different from that along any other trail on the forest.
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Apache Maid Trail
- The Apache Maid Trail starts at the mouth of the canyon and continues up this picturesque drainage, offering glimpses of the clear, cool stream, until it branches off from the Bell Trail to climb the canyon's north wall.
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Dogie Trail
- The Dogie Trail offers hikers and horseback riders a chance to experience on of Arizona's spectacuns without all of the crowds. If solitude is what you seek, this could be the trail for you
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Long Canyon Trail (#122)
- Wide and nearly level, Long Canyon Trail provides easy access into Sedona's scenic red rock backcountry. For the first mile or so, the route follows an old jeep trail up an ephemeral stream bed.
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Loy Canyon Trail
- This easy to hike trail leads up a desert wilderness canyon offering excellent views not only at trail's end, but all along the way as well.
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