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Davis Spring Trail #31, AZ

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Difficulty 1.5 of 5
Distance One Way 6 miles
Trailhead Elevation 6,544 feet
Elevation Gain -3,148 feet
Accumulated Gain 625 feet
Kokopelli Seeds 8.08
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Preferred Oct, May, Sep, Apr → 8 AM
Seasons   Spring to Autumn
Sun  6:00am - 6:44pm
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🔥 2020 Bighorn Fire119.5k
🔥 2017 Burro Fire27.2k
🔥 2003 Aspen Fire87.7 mi*
🔥 2002 Bullock46.8 mi*
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    There are four specific day-use areas that require a Coronado Recreational Pass or a National Pass/America the Beautiful Pass.
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    3) Cave Creek - located on the Douglas Ranger District (520)364-3468
    4) Mt. Lemmon at 11 day-use sites.

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