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Reef Tank Trail, AZ

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Trailhead Elevation 4,721 feet
 Interest Seasonal Waterfall & Seasonal Creek
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7  2023-04-03
Holdout Creek Trail #69
martinarrowsmith
17  2020-03-28
Holdout Black Rock Loop
BiFrost
15  2019-03-24
Holdout Black Rock Loop
chumley
38  2019-03-23
Holdout Creek Trail #69
GrottoGirl
27  2018-10-07
Holdout Black Rock Loop
chumley
22  2017-03-29 Steph_and_Blake
30  2015-10-30
Holdout Black Rock Loop
John9L
24  2015-10-30
Holdout Black Rock Loop
BiFrost
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This trail offers one of the few points of entry into the Santa Teresa Wilderness Area. Reef Tank Trail ends at the beginning of Holdout Creek Trail #69 and is one of the several trails that comprise the eighth section of the Grand Enchantment Trail.


The TH can be reached via Klondyke road and an unnamed forest road. Reaching the TH requires a 3.5 mile section of an old Jeep trail that can be somewhat challenging in a few spots. Less adventurous drivers may want to park right off Klondyke road.

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