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This is a small paved segment of the FUTS trail system that connects South Walapai Drive to J W Powell Boulevard, where the JWP section of the trail system picks up along the south side of the road.

The most northern section of the Karen Cooper Trail passes through Cheshire Park, which backs up to a fair bit of Open Space. This is a popular spot for people walking their dogs or people looking for some quiet green space.

The Karen Cooper Trail is part of the Flagstaff Urban Trail System and passes right below the Anasazi Ridge neighborhood. There is a head-on view of Elden Mountain from the path. If heading north from here on the trail, be aware that there is a trail intersection coming up in just a couple hundred yards.

When you travel around Flagstaff you will literally be surrounded by volcanoes. There are many place along the road you can take a detour and either admire the volcanoes from below, or hike up to the top and peer into the crater.

Much of the Historic Route 66 has been paved over by more modern Highways and Interstates. However, here in Flagstaff this trail aims to preserve a bit of automotive history by allowing people to explore the historic route by foot or by bike.

Highway 89 runs North-South through here between Page and Flagstaff. Arizona 64 runs westward into Grand Canyon National Park. If you can find what you need here, just a short distance northwards is the Cameron Trading Post which should get you sorted out.

Cameron Trading Post sits near the crossroads of Highway 89 and Arizona Route 64, which will take you into Grand Canyon National Park. The trading post is a real one stop shop with a restaurant, gift shop, general store, picnic tables, and overnight accommodation.

Just off the highway is the trail out to Red Mountain, a cinder cone volcano with a distinct, natural u-shaped amphitheater. The trail out is only a half hour hike and worth the effort if you have the time to explore.