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This is one of the most scenic (yet easy) trails I've been on, and I'm already looking forward to visiting again. The first half hour of this hike is a pleasant stroll on generally flat terrain as yo… Full review by IlliniTrav
May 22, 2021
This hike was one of the best we had during our road trip. There were hardly any hikers there. it was only a few miles total and very even terrain. The first mile was pretty ordinary but when it came… Full review by Marcie E
May 11, 2020
This is an easy hike you can do with a family. You will see amazing rock formations while enjoying the outdoors. Great views of San Francisco Peaks. A little ladder to climb along the path but we l… Full review by Lesleynphil
Hi, how long does a typical walk to and from the car parking to the base of the Volcano take? And Then any idea how long the summit takes?
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It's not a volcano, more of a cinder cone. Ther is no climb to to top, the trail finishes in the centre of the cone. From memory I think it took about half an hour each way. Leave plenty of …
It's not a volcano, more of a cinder cone. Ther is no climb to to top, the trail finishes in the centre of the cone. From memory I think it took about half an hour each way. Leave plenty of time for exploring when you get there
Going to Flagstaff for 3 days and want to hike some trails in the area. When they say short what does that mean? What is the daytime temp around 9-12:00 the first week of April. Are there trail maps I can download? Thank You Cher
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Low temps can still be around freezing at 6 AM. It is cool, but hiking quickly warms you up, unless you go on the mountain. Plus, the dry air never feels as cool as the temperature, …
Low temps can still be around freezing at 6 AM. It is cool, but hiking quickly warms you up, unless you go on the mountain. Plus, the dry air never feels as cool as the temperature, unless there are high winds. Just do an internet search for "hiking trails near flagstaff Arizona" and you will find enough to keep you going. We enjoyed the Red Mountain Trail about 20 miles out of town, also, there are many beautiful places in the Sunset Crater National Park. But, you are so close to the Grand Canyon & Sedona, where there are more spectacular hikes to be found.
I'm dog sitting in Flagstaff. Can I take her on this trail?
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Oops, I was wrong - I found this on the Coconino National Forest Website: So you are allowed to take the dog on trail it looks like! Are dogs allowed in the forest and on forest …
Oops, I was wrong - I found this on the Coconino National Forest Website: So you are allowed to take the dog on trail it looks like! Are dogs allowed in the forest and on forest trails? Generally, dogs (pets), are allowed anywhere in the forest provided they are contained (as in a vehicle or a cage) or leashed at all times. Please note the following exceptions: Pets are not allowed on the grounds of the Red Rock District Heritage Sites (Palatki, Honanki, and VbarV Ranch Rock Art site) Pets are not allowed at Grasshopper Point Pets are not allowed at Red Rock State Park Pets ARE allowed at Slide Rock State Park, but they are NOT allowed down by the water. Pets ARE allowed at Elden Pueblo EXCEPT during "schools" and planned programs. and, the Inner Basin is closed to dogs and livestock above the watershed cabin
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