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Kachina Trail #150
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Kachina Trail #150, AZ
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Kachina Trail #150Flagstaff, AZ
Kachina Trail #150
Flagstaff, AZ
Hiking4.15 Miles 870 AEG
Hiking4.15 Miles   1 Hour   7 Mns   3.72 mph
870 ft AEG
 
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After hiking Humphreys & Fremont earlier in the day, I had some time to kill before driving back to Flagstaff. There was a No Kings protest scheduled for 2:30-4:30PM downtown, not far from where I was staying, so rather than risk getting stuck in traffic and potentially blocked from getting back to the hotel, I decided to add another short hike. I walked to Kachina from the Snowbowl parking area and planned to hike out ~ two miles and turn around.

There wasn't anything too spectacular or unusual about the trail, but it was consistently pleasant throughout. Plenty of shade in the afternoon with a combination of aspens and pines, no burned areas along the portion of the trail I hiked, and a few areas with nice rock formations and a large alcove along the trail. I passed a few groups going both directions and was done in about an hour. Well-timed...no protest delays by the time I got back to downtown Flagstaff.
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