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| Difficulty |
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2.5 of 5 |
| Distance Loop |
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9.4 miles |
| Trailhead Elevation |
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7,087 feet |
| Elevation Gain |
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610 feet |
| Accumulated Gain |
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1,630 feet |
| Avg Time Round Trip |
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3 hours |
| Kokopelli Seeds |
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17.55 |
| Interest Perennial Creek | | Backpack No | |
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2018-11-21 |
Blue Ridge Trail |
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2012-08-18 | trailzrus |
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2010-09-05 | trailzrus |
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2010-07-03 | trailzrus |
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2009-04-20 | PrestonSands |
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Official Route
1 Alternative
Water
| Blue Ridge Trail #107
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9.45 mi
1,276 ft |
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| Blue Ridge Trail #107
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14.09 mi
1,919 ft |
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| Blue Ridge Trail #107
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9.01 mi
695 ft |
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| Blue Ridge Trail #107
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8.92 mi
847 ft |
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| 3 unofficial routes |
| Blue Ridge Trail
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13.8 mi
1,251 ft |
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 | | Woodland Lake Park Trails
1.4 mi away
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| | Lakeside Campground
2.2 mi away
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 | | Ice Cave Trail #608
2.3 mi away
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 | | Country Club Trail #632
2.9 mi away
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| | Iron Horse Connector #632A
2.9 mi away
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 | | Springs Trail #633
2.9 mi away
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 | | Timber Mesa Trail #636
3.0 mi away
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| | Panorama Trail #635
3.9 mi away
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 | | Mogollon Rim Interpretive Trail #615
4.6 mi away
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| Fauna |
Nearby |
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Arizona Sister Butterfly |
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Dark-eyed Junco |
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Plateau Spiny Lizard |
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Wasp |
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| Named place |
Nearby |
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Springer Mountain Fire Lookout |
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| Culture |
Nearby |
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Benchmark |
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Fire Lookout Structures |
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The trail follows Billy Creek and winds its way through a ponderosa pine forest to the top of Blue Ridge Mountain. The mountain is volcanic in origin and its summit offers scenic vistas of the area. Portions of the trail follow old logging roads. Connector trails head southeast to Springs Trail and northwest to Ice Cave Trail. Lined with large ponderosa pines the trail winds along Billy Creek and ascends Blue Ridge Mountain. Because of the area's volcanic origin, parts of the trail are pretty rocky and may be challenging to bikers. Bring a map - There are Forest roads and other trails close by that may be confusing, especially to those that are not familiar with the area. Check out the Official Route and Triplogs. |
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