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Hiking Trails in Arizona
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Hiking Trails in Arizona
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Lake Havasu City, Lake Havasu & Colorado River
Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge
One of the last natural cottonwood-willow forests on the lower Colorado, where the Bill Williams River meets Lake Havasu
Free
Holbrook, Flagstaff & Painted Desert
Blue Mesa
Banded blue, purple and gray badlands on a spur road and a steep 1-mile loop trail in Petrified Forest National Park
From $15
Grand Canyon Village, Grand Canyon & Kaibab Plateau
Bright Angel Trail
The South Rim's most-used trail into the canyon, open to River Resthouse as of November 2026 but with its water stations off
From $20
Ajo, Tucson & Saguaro
Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge
803,418 acres of Sonoran Desert wilderness, by permit, with no services at all
Free
Willcox, Tombstone & Bisbee
Chiricahua National Park
The 'Wonderland of Rocks', America's 64th national park since October 20, 2026
Free
Sierra Vista, Tombstone & Bisbee
Coronado National Memorial
Border-top views of the San Pedro Valley, a wild limestone cave and the start of the Arizona Trail
Free
Cottonwood, Sedona & Verde Valley
Dead Horse Ranch State Park
Lagoons, Verde River access, camping and over 20 miles of shared-use trails
From $5
Apache Junction, Phoenix & Superstition Mountains
Lost Dutchman State Park
Trails, camping and cabins at the base of the Superstition Mountains, 40 miles east of Phoenix
From $5
Tubac, Tucson & Saguaro
Madera Canyon
A sky-island birding canyon in the Santa Ritas, climbing from grassland to pine forest
From $8
Scottsdale, Phoenix & Superstition Mountains
McDowell Sonoran Preserve
More than 30,500 acres and 230 miles of free multi-use trails inside Scottsdale's city limits
Free
Yuma, Lake Havasu & Colorado River
Imperial National Wildlife Refuge
Thirty miles of Colorado River backwaters north of Yuma, including the river's last unchannelled stretch before Mexico
Free
Kayenta, Page & Monument Valley
Keet Seel
Arizona's largest Ancestral Puebloan cliff village, reached only on rare ranger-led overnight trips
Free
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Hiking Trails in Arizona