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3.5 of 5 |
| Distance One Way |
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19.4 miles |
| Trailhead Elevation |
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5,598 feet |
| Elevation Gain |
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-2,294 feet |
| Accumulated Gain |
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2,079 feet |
| Kokopelli Seeds |
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26.33 |
| Backpack Yes & Connecting | | varies or not certain dogs are allowed
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2019-01-10 | Sredfield |
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2018-12-11 |
Saddle Mountain - AZT #22 |
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2018-11-18 | mazatzal |
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2018-11-15 | mazatzal |
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2018-01-11 | mazatzal |
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2017-12-07 | mazatzal |
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2017-11-08 |
AZT: Sunflower to Roosevelt |
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2017-04-07 |
Four Peaks - AZT #20 |
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Official Route
9 Alternative
Water
| Pine Mountain - AZT #21
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19.39 mi
2,079 ft |
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| Pine Mountain - AZT #21
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8.77 mi
672 ft |
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| Pine Mountain - AZT #21
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11.78 mi
1,659 ft |
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| Pine Mountain - AZT #21
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21.47 mi
2,381 ft |
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| Pine Mountain - AZT #21
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17.47 mi
1,955 ft |
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| Pine Mountain - AZT #21
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19.4 mi
2,072 ft |
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| Pine Mountain - AZT #21
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9.01 mi
1,452 ft |
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| Pine Mountain - AZT #21
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19.53 mi
2,480 ft |
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| Pine Mountain - AZT #21
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21.45 mi
4,713 ft |
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| Pine Mountain - AZT #21
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18.7 mi
1,781 ft |
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| 9 unofficial routes |
| AZT #21 Pine Mountain to Bull Mountain
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7.73 mi
1,241 ft |
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| AZT #21 El Oso Road to Pine Mountain
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7.84 mi
1,006 ft |
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| Boulder Creek
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13.09 mi
1,690 ft |
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| AZT Supes-Mazatzal
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107.09 mi
21,457 ft |
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| AZT Trail: Picketpost to Pine
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161.36 mi
32,598 ft |
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| Sunflower- Camp Reno - Park Trail Loop
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29.86 mi
5,705 ft |
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| Boulder Mtn via Ballantine TH
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22.84 mi
5,577 ft |
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| Boulder Mountain Mazatzals
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18.89 mi
7,602 ft |
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| Boulder Creek Trail
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20.08 mi
3,197 ft |
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| | Pigeon Trail #134
0.0 mi away
| | | | Lone Pine TH Campsites
0.3 mi away
| |  | | Brown's Trail #133
0.4 mi away
| |  | | Amethyst Mine via Brown's Trail
0.4 mi away
| |  | | Brown's Brother 7642 - Four Peaks - Peak 2
0.4 mi away
| |  | | Brown's Peak
0.4 mi away
| |  | | Brown's Peak Loop via Alder Saddle
0.4 mi away
| |  | | Brown's, Amethyst & Four Peaks Loop
0.4 mi away
| |  | | Four Peaks Mother Lode
0.4 mi away
| |  | | Pigeon Springs Loop
0.4 mi away
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Black-tailed Rattlesnake |
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Cedar Waxwing |
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Horned Lizard |
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Mojave Rattlesnake |
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Two-tailed Swallowtail Butterfly |
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Velvet Ant |
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| Flora |
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Arizona Sycamore |
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Desert ceanothus |
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Gooding's Verbena |
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Indian Paintbrush |
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| Named place |
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Browns Peak |
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Circle M Spring |
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Crabtree Butte |
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Crabtree Spring |
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Cypress Peak |
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Four Peaks Wilderness |
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Mine Mountain |
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Mount Ord |
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Park Creek |
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Pigeon Spring |
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Pine Mountain |
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Rock Tank |
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The Wata Ridges |
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| Culture |
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Automobile Remains/Wreckage |
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Horseshoe |
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Overview
From the Pigeon Spring Trailhead the route follows FR 648, intersects with FR 143, and turns right on this road to the junction with FR 422. This road heads northwest, then west and then north as it follows the ridgeline and keeps to roughly the same elevation. The route turns to the left (west) off of the road and onto singletrack trail at the 11.5 mile mark. After a short climb the trail begins a long descent towards the Sycamore Creek area. It crosses Boulder Creek several times, goes through a corral and a gate, and then parallels Boulder Creek. After crossing Sycamore Creek the trail works its way north and then west to Highway 87. Southern Trailhead: Pigeon Spring/Lone Pine Saddle
Northern Trailhead: Sunflower - Hwy 87
Note
This page is open to authors. Hike must be listed South to North as one-way. Do not include an overview as the above is permanent.
Gate Policy: If a gate is closed upon arrival, leave it closed after you go through. If it is open, leave it open. Leaving a closed gate open may put cattle in danger. Closing an open gate may cut them off from water. Please be respectful, leave gates as found.
One-Way NoticeThis hike is listed as One-Way. When hiking several trails on a single "hike", log it with a generic name that describes the hike. Then link the trails traveled, check out the example. |
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