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Joe's Canyon Trail, AZ

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Difficulty 3 of 5
Distance One Way 3.25 miles
Trailhead Elevation 5,247 feet
Elevation Gain 1,460 feet
Accumulated Gain 1,525 feet
Kokopelli Seeds 8.33
 Backpack No
 Dogs not allowed
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2  2019-10-28
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Trips 1 map ( 6 miles )
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Preferred Mar, Nov, Feb, Apr
Seasons   Autumn to Spring
Sun  5:59am - 6:41pm
Official Route & 4 Rts
 
9 Alternative
 
Historic Fire Perimetersacres
🔥 2006 103 Fire9.1 mi*
🔥 1988 PEAK Fire46.4 mi*
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The trailhead is 500 feet west of the Visitor Center on Montezuma Canyon Road at the picnic area turnoff. The trail climbs about 1000 feet in the first mile with scenic views of Montezuma Canyon and the San Pedro River Valley. After reaching the saddle at the top of Smuggler's Ridge, the trail continues westward with southerly views deep into the grasslands of Sonora, Mexico. Passing along the northeastern side of Coronado Peak, it joins with the Coronado Peak Trail and Montezuma Pass parking area.





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To hike
From Phoenix or Tucson take I-10 east and exit south on Hwy. 90 to Sierra Vista, then south on Hwy. 92 to S. Coronado Memorial Drive. (From Bisbee, take Hwy 92 west). Follow S. Coronado Memorial Drive 5 miles to the Visitor Center.

Approx 3 hours & 40 minutes from Phoenix
 90+° 8am - 6pm kills
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