Best Hikes with Dogs: Arizona by Renee Guillory

Author:Renee Guillory
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781594852237
Publisher: Mountaineers Books

A rustic ruin nestled in the pines of Pivot Rock Canyon

When you have taken in the history of this scenic area, point the leash south and head back the way you came, allowing plenty of time for your dog to get in a few last cooling splashes on your way to the trailhead.

31. Wildcat Spring

Round trip: 3 miles

Hiking time: 2 hours

Difficulty: easy

High point: 7168 feet

Elevation change: 216 feet

Best: April through November

Maps: Pine and Calloway Butte USGS

Contact: Coconino National Forest, Happy Jack Information Center, (928) 477-2172; or Blue Ridge Ranger Station, (928) 477-2255

Getting there: From Flagstaff, take Lake Mary Road to its end at Clints Well (54 miles) and turn right (southwest) onto State Hwy 87. Just past mile point 284, turn right onto Forest Road 616 and continue approximately 3.3 miles to a campground to the right. Park here such that you do not block the road. Look to the south across FR 616; you will see a “road closed” sign with a trail marker beside it. This is your trailhead.

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