-Pima Canyon Trail
-Pontatoc Canyon Trail
-Pontatoc Ridge Trail
-Finger Rock Canyon Trail
-Mount Kimball Trail
-Ventana Canyon Trail
-Esperero Canyon Trail
-Aqua Caliente Canyon Trail
NORTH RIDGES
-Pusch Ridge Trail
-Oracle Ridge Trail
-Canada Del Oro Trail
-Samniego Trail
-Sutherland Trail
-Romero Canyon Trail
CENTRAL CANYONS
-Sabino Canyon Trail
-Bear Canyon Trail
-Blackett's Ledge Trail
-Sycamore Reservoir Trail
-Soldier Trail
-Upper Bear Canyon Trail
-Bug Spring Trail
-Windy Point Trail
-Lizard Rock Trail
-Rose Canyon Lake Trail
-Rose Peak Trail
-Geo Overlook Trail
-Green Mountain
-Palisade Trail
-Mt.Bigelow
-Box Camp Trail
-Aspen Trail
-Marshall Gulch Trail
-Lemmon Park Trail
-Lemmon Rock Lookout Trail
-Wilderness of Rock Trail
-Sunset Rock Trail
-Tanque Verde Trail
-Douglas Spring Trail
-Mica Mountain Trail
-Rincon Peak
-Madera Canyon Trail
-Josephine Saddle Trail
-Mt. Wrightson Trail
Sunset at Saguaro National Monument.
RANDY PRENTICE
-Gates Pass Trail
-Kings Canyon Trail
-Wasson Peak Trail
-Brown Mountain
Easy: The walks rated "easy" cover 4-6 miles over the course of the day on gentle, rolling terrain. Short climbs of up to 400 feet and walks on unpaved paths may be included. Options of shorter and longer segments are available most days.
Easy to Moderate: The majority of our walks are designated "easy to moderate". Some of the walks are as described above, while other walks may range from 5-9 miles on rolling terrain, with a few climbs of up to 900 feet. Most walks are on unpaved paths and trails. You should feel comfortable walking at least 4-5 hours over the course of the day. Options of shorter (with a vehicle shuttle) and longer segments are available on most days.
Moderate: Most trips in this designation call for walks of 5 -10 miles on rolling to hilly terrain. One of more of the following factors may be present: climbs of up to 1,200 feet, uneven footpaths, and in Peru and Montana, walks at elevations of 9,000 -10,000 feet. You should feel comfortable walking up to 5 hours over the course of the day. Options of shorter (with vehicle shuttle) and longer segments are available on most days.
Moderate to Challenging: Most days call for walks of 6-12 miles on rolling to hilly and rugged terrain. One or more of the following factors may be present: climbs of up to 3,000 feet, uneven footpaths and walking at higher altitudes.
Now that you're in Arizona, come hike the ...
Cactus
Forest Trail -- From the September 1997
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Coal Mine
Canyon Trail -- From the August 1997
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Hack Canyon
Trail -- From the July 1997
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Cherum
Peak Trail -- From the June 1997
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Lava River
Cave -- From the May 1997
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Sendero
Esperanza Trail -- From the April 1997
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Woodchute
Mountain No. 102 Trail -- From the March 1997
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Pico del
Aguila -- From the February 1997
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Bassett
Peak Trail -- From the January 1997
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Goat Camp
Trail -- From the December 1996
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Romero
Canyon Trail -- From the November 1996
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Black
Canyon Trail -- From the October 1996
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Gadsden
Trail -- From the September 1996
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Weatherford
Trail -- From the August 1996
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Col. Devin
Trail -- From the July 1996
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Nelson
Trail -- From the June 1996
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Turkey
Creek Trail -- From the May 1996
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Frye
Mesa -- From the April 1996
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Blackett's
Ridge Trail -- From the March 1996
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Lutz Canyon
Trail -- From the February 1996
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Charlie
Bell Pass -- From the January 1996
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Brown
Mountain -- From the December 1995
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Table Top
Mountain -- From the November 1995
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Silver Peak Trail --
From the October 1995 Issue
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