The Arizona Trail runs directly through Blue Ridge Campground, an official National Forest Service campground. It officially opens on May 1 of each year and charges a fee. Restrooms are still locked before that date and the drinking water is turned off. However, you can use the benches and fire bowls.

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April 1, 2023

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Arizona Trail: Passage 27 - Blue Ridge

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Hike the challenging Arizona Trail: Passage 27 - Blue Ridge, covering 19.9 miles with 1616 feet of elevation gain in Coconino National Fores

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Arizona Trail: East Clear Creek

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Hike the moderate 10.6-mile Arizona Trail: East Clear Creek through a scenic canyon with Mogollon Rim views and diverse forests.

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Location: Coconino County, Arizona, United States

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