The Arizona Trail: The 800-Mile Backbone of Arizona

At-a-Glance
Distance: 800 miles
Location: Traverses from Coronado National Memorial near the US-Mexico border to the Kaibab Plateau Region near Utah
Type: End-to-end
Timeline: Approximately 30-40 days depending on pace
Terrain: A broad range of terrain from desert to arboreal forests
Difficulty: Ranging from easy to strenuous depending on the section of the trail
Trail Group: Arizona Trail Association
Trail Overview
The Arizona Trail provides diverse terrain, solitude, and a true wilderness experience. Whether you’re just getting your feet wet or you’re a seasoned thru-hiker, ...

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