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Wilson Mountain Trail

USDA Forest Service Backcountry Trail

Length
5 miles
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Route Type
out & back

Wilson Mountain North Trail, Sedona, Arizona, Coconino County. Photo by David Pinter/wiki.

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Location: Backcountry/Wilderness, Sedona.

States: Arizona

This hike heads straight for some of the most panoramic views in the Oak Creek Canyon/Sedona area. Plan a full day for it and start early -- the climb up Wilson Mountain is a strenuous one. The majority of the 2300-foot climb is packed into the first mile or so of the hike. You'll have more reasons than just exertion to stop and take a breather along this route, however. The views start as soon as you leave the car and they just keep getting better.

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Allowed Uses:

Swimming Dogs, on leash Equestrian Hiking/Walking

Other Activities

Camping

Public Contact

Bill Stafford
Coconino National Forest
Sedona Ranger District
Rimrock, AZ 86335
(520) 567-7624

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Certified as an NRT
Oct 4, 1979

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