This is probably the easiest trail down the Mogollon Rim in terms of steepness and hazards along the way
At a Glance
Usage:
Light
Best Season:
Spring through Fall
Information Center:
This trail connects to State Highway 260 at the bottom of the Rim.
Take drinking water and wear sturdy shoes.
General Information
Latitude: 34.309
Longitude: -110.926
Length:
Elevation: 6,750 feet - 7,600 feet
Directions:
From the north - Take Forest Road 34 to Forest Road 300; turn left and proceed 1.3 miles past where the pavement begins (on right, just beyond the bridge) and watch for the trailhead sign.
From the south - Take State Highway 260 to Forest Road 300 and then drive 2 miles to a signed parking area just before the bridge on the left.
Day Hiking
This is probably the easiest trail down the Mogollon Rim in terms of steepness and hazards along the way. Views from the parking area near the start of the trail are spectacular. The trail is as wide as a road although some trees and shrubs are growing on the trail. Ponderosa pine, fern, and oak are the most common plants found along the trail and some interesting rock formations are easily seen.
