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Blowout Wash Trail System

Blowout Wash Trail System

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Blowout Wash Trail System

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Location: Clarkdale, Yavapai County, Arizona, United States

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Matthew

December 3, 2023

Hiking

The Blowout Wash Trail System is a relatively new trail system on the west side of Cottonwood. There is a large kiosk at the trailhead with maps and information about all the paths. A variety of trail users are able to use the paths, and there are countless views as you hike up and down mesas and in and out of small canyons.

Matthew

December 8, 2023

Running

The Blowout Wash Trail System is a relatively new trail system on the west side of Cottonwood. There is a large kiosk at the trailhead with maps and information about all the paths. A variety of trail users are able to use the paths, and there are countless views as you run up and down mesas and in and out of small canyons.

Matthew

January 4, 2024

Mountain biking

The Blowout Wash Trail System is a relatively new trail system on the west side of Cottonwood. There is a large kiosk at the trailhead with maps and information about all the paths. A variety of trail users are able to use the paths, and there are countless views as you bike up and down mesas and in and out of small canyons.

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Bullseye and Campus Trail Loop

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The Bullseye and Campus Trail Loop, while an unusual combination of names, offers a pleasant and easy hike through the Arizona desert. Expect to traverse parts of the Blowout Wash Trail System, where the terrain is generally singletrack and easy to navigate, showcasing the subtle beauty of the arid landscape. The route is well-suited for a relaxed outing, providing a quick immersion into nature without demanding significant effort.

Planning your visit for this 3.3-mile (5.3 km) loop, which includes 390 feet (119 metres) of elevation gain and takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes, is straightforward. It's an easy trail, making it perfect for a casual stroll. Consider hiking during the cooler parts of the day or year, and always bring plenty of water, as is wise for any desert excursion. Parking is typically available at local trailheads, and an early start can help secure a spot.

This trail's easy difficulty and multi-use nature, allowing dogs, make it a versatile option for many. While the specific

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