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Lookout Canyon Trail #120, AZ

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Difficulty 1.5 of 5
Distance One Way 12.75 miles
Trailhead Elevation 7,108 feet
Elevation Gain 950 feet
Kokopelli Seeds 15.92
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20  2012-04-24 hhwolf14
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The Lookout Canyon Trail system runs through the bottom of Lookout Canyon (#120), Pratt Canyon (#121) and on a ridge into Lookout Canyon (#122). These narrow canyons are heavily forested with Ponderosa pine, spruce, fir and aspen as well as having a number of small grassy meadows. The trails offer a cool area to hike or to ride during the heat of summer as well as a pleasant display of tree colors during the fall.

Length of the Trails One-way:

Trail #120: 9 miles Trail #121: 2.5 miles Trail #122: 1.25 miles

USGS Map(s): Big Springs, Timp Point, DeMotte Park

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    Access: From the Kaibab Plateau Visitor Center at Jacob Lake drive south on AZ 67 for .3 mile to Forest Development Road (FDR) 461, turn right on 461 and drive approximately 6 miles to FDR 462. Drive approximately 3 miles on FDR 462 to FDR 22, turn to the left on FDR 22.

    For the northern trailhead for Trail #120, drive approximately 7 miles on FDR 22 to FDR 429, drive about 1/4 mile to FDR 226 and turn right.

    For the trailhead for Trail #121, turn left on FDR 22 from FDR 462, drive approximately 8 miles to the trailhead located on the left side of the road.

    For the trailhead for Trail #122, continue on FDR 22 past the trailhead for Trail #121 for an additional 2.5 miles to the trailhead, also located on the left side of FDR 22.

    2012-04-26 hhwolf14 writes: You can still access this hike if AZ 67 is closed to the North Rim. For trail 121 the TH is about 8 miles PAST the turnoff for trail 120 (about 15 miles from the FDR 462/22 turnoff). The TH for trail 122 is another 2.5 miles past the one for 121 on FDR 22.
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