Highline and Pine Trail Loop

Pine, Arizona

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Distance

1.56 miles

Elevation Gain

331 ft

Route Type

Loop

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The Highline and Pine Trail Loop in Pine, Arizona is a well-marked, moderately challenging hiking trail. Spanning approximately 1.56 miles, this loop offers a variety of terrain and scenic views. The trail begins at an elevation of around 5,400 feet and gradually ascends from there. The trail is known for its unique rock formations and diverse vegetation. Hikers will pass through dense forests of Ponderosa Pine and Juniper, and open areas with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. The trail also features a small creek, which can be crossed via a wooden footbridge. Hikers should be able to hike the trail fairly easily, with just a couple of hours to complete. It's recommended to start early in the day to avoid the afternoon heat. The trail is well-maintained and clearly marked, but a map is still recommended for navigation. There are no facilities along the trail, so hikers should bring plenty of water and snacks. The Highline and Pine Trail Loop is a popular choice for those seeking a challenging, yet rewarding hike in Pine, Arizona. With its varied terrain and scenic views, it offers a unique hiking experience in the heart of Arizona's wilderness.

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