グラハム郡のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

dessert view from a high microwave and Lookout facility on Mt Graham. This mountain is accessible when much of Mt Graham is covered with snow and mud. More at www.cyclepass.com/t_paz_Heliograph_Peak.html

Amazing panoramic views are commonplace for this trail into the Bear Wallow Wilderness. Flower filled forest floors and refreshing creeks are a sure sight everywhere you go!

Good views provide a scenic starting point for this trail into the Bear Wallow Wilderness. The views extend as far as Mount Graham in the Pinaleno Range. This stunning panorama accompanies you much of the way down the steep switchbacks that begin the descent of the trail into a side drain of Bear Wallow Creek and eventually into the bottom of the canyon. Gobbler Point is the steepest trail leading into the desert.

A trail with many faces. Depending on the side you start at the trail goes steadily up or down with a clear change in scenery. You'll have beautiful woodlands at the top and desert landscape at the bottom of the trail. At the same time the trail offers beautiful overlooks all the way to the Galiuro Mountains.

The roof of the Galuiro Mountains / Wilderness with incredible views at the top over the West Divide all the way to Push Ridge Wilderness near Tucson.

This is a popular trail to reach the summit of Bassett Peak. You can park at the end of Ash Creek Road (a dirt road) and depending on the car you might have to add some hiking miles on the 'road'. High clearance 4WD is definitely encouraged to drive all the way out to the trailhead. Especially during the fall this area becomes popular due to the incredible foliage.

Just passed where you enter the creek 'trail' to go see Redfield Canyon Cliff House you can hike a little bit further up the trail to get this incredible overview over the Redfield Canyon.

Do you like to go back-country? Then you will definitely like to hike to the Redfield Canyon Cliff House. After driving for 9 miles off-road to the trailhead it's not that far of a hike into Redfield Canyon Wilderness to find the Redfield Cliff House. The house was built by a cowboy in the 1930s named Chick Logan and is truly a magnificent building and hiking destination. To get to the house you have to get off the trail and walk along the creek until you'll see a small trail on your right leading to the cliff house.