Millsite Canyon Trail #237, Arizona • Hiking

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Distance One Way		5.15 miles
Trailhead Elevation		3,514 feet
Elevation Gain		-994 feet
Accumulated Gain		269 feet
Kokopelli Seeds		6.05

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Collective Slideshow

2014-01-27

Peak 4618 - Fraser Benchmark

BEEBEE

2014-01-27

Fraser Peak 4618 Loop

Grasshopper

2012-12-09

Eagle Spring via Millsite Canyon

CannondaleKid

2012-11-30

CannondaleKid

2008-12-31

Maverick Camp via 192B

Grasshopper

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Preferred Nov, Mar, Feb, Apr

Sun 7:28am - 5:44pm

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		Dripping Springs from Woodbury 0.2 mi away 8.6 mi -1,012 ft
		Fraser - Randolph Loop 0.2 mi away 9.3 mi 1,175 ft
		La Barge Mountain 5077 0.2 mi away 9.5 mi 2,775 ft
		Rogers Canyon - JF Trail Loop 0.2 mi away 13.1 mi 2,700 ft
		Rogers Canyon from Woodbury TH 0.2 mi away 10.6 mi 1,062 ft
		Whetrock Canyon Loop 0.2 mi away 6.5 mi 700 ft
		Woodbury TH to Tortilla TH via Red Tanks 0.2 mi away 12.7 mi 2,400 ft
		Randolph Canyon 0.2 mi away 3.3 mi
		Hackberry Butte Summit 4230 0.7 mi away 4.0 mi 1,354 ft
		Maverick Camp via 192B 0.8 mi away 6.0 mi 1,090 ft

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Overview
Millsite Canyon Trail #237 is a 5.15 mile one way hike with 269 feet accumulated elevation gain. Located 30 miles east of Mesa Arizona. November and March are the best months to enjoy this hike.

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This hike is listed as One-Way.

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WARNING! Hiking and outdoor related sports can be dangerous. Be responsible and prepare for the trip. Study the area you are entering and plan accordingly. Dress for the current and unexpected weather changes. Take plenty of water. Never go alone. Make an itinerary with your plan(s), route(s), destination(s) and expected return time. Give your itinerary to trusted family and/or friends.

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Millsite Canyon Trail #237, AZ