Explore Hiking Trails Around Miami, Arizona

The Town of Miami, Arizona is surrounded by stunning landscapes and offers access to some of the best hiking trails in the state. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or just looking for a scenic walk, the nearby trails provide a perfect escape into nature.

Top Hiking Trails Near Miami, AZ:

• Kellner Canyon Trail
  The Kellner Canyon Trail #242 is one of a group of four main trails climbing the north slope of the Pinal Mountain Range. The elevation and north-facing slopes combine to create an alpine microenvironment and enjoyable hike. Stands of Aspen trees near the top may be the closest to the Phoenix area to be found. Kellner Canyon Trail, like the others in the area, disguises a real workout with relaxing beauty. All of the trails generally start at the same 4500′ elevation trailhead and finish near the top of the mountain at over 7500′. Of the four main trails, this one does top out a little further west than the others on FR651 at only about 7200′. Pinal Montain trails are also popular with mountain bikers. See maps and read more here https://hikearizona.com/decoder.php?ZTN=712
• Icehouse Trail 198
  Another trail that ascends the north slope of the Pinals; dotted with old mine shafts, the elevation and north facing slopes combine for a memorable hike. If you can catch this area during the last week of October when the leaves are turning, the maple and aspen foliage can be breathtaking. See maps and read more here https://hikearizona.com/decoder.php?ZTN=711
• Sixshooter Trail 197
  When the creek flows, small waterfalls can be seen along the trail at several locations. The trail is a continual climb through several life zones showing changes in vegetation. The trail offers panoramic views of Miami, Globe and the surrounding area. This is one of the most popular trails in the Pinals. See maps and read more here https://hikearizona.com/decoder.php?ZTN=505
• Tollroad Trail 200
  Starting in the high desert, this trail terminates in the tall pines of upper Pinal Creek canyon. The Toll Road Trail follows the route of an 1883 toll road that was built to provide access to the Pioneer Mining District on the south side of the Pinals. With three other trails connecting to it, the Toll Road Trail provides opportunities for loop hikes as well. Make sure to fully research the trail and become adequately equipped before you head out to the trail. See maps and read more here https://hikearizona.com/decoder.php?ZTN=1004 
• Ferndell Trail 204
  This short connector trail runs between the Sixshooter Trail #197 and the Squaw Spring Trail #196 near the top of 7848 foot Pinal Peak, in the Pinal Mountains near Globe. This trail doesn’t appear to see much traffic, but it is maintained and relatively easy to follow. Although short, it is a great trail for fall color when the aspen and maple trees turn during the last week or two of October and sometimes lasting into early November. 
  With parking at Ferndell Spring, this trail should be easy enough for children to enjoy, too.  See maps and read more here https://hikearizona.com/decoder.php?ZTN=932       
• The Flatiron via Siphon Draw Trail
  Located in the Tonto National Forest, The Flatiron via Siphon Draw Trail is a challenging yet rewarding 5.5-mile out-and-back hike. This trail offers breathtaking views of the Superstition Mountains and surrounding desert landscape. As you ascend the rugged path, you’ll experience a variety of terrains, from rocky sections to steep climbs. The view from the top is well worth the effort, providing panoramic vistas that stretch for miles.
• Picketpost Mountain Trail
  About a 40-minute drive from Miami, the Picketpost Mountain Trail is another challenging hike that rewards with stunning views. This 4.4-mile out-and-back trail features steep climbs and rocky sections but offers breathtaking scenery and a sense of adventure. At the summit, enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding wilderness and valleys.
• Boyce Thompson Arboretum State Park Trails
  Just 30 minutes from Miami, the Boyce Thompson Arboretum offers several easy to moderate trails that wind through a beautiful botanical garden filled with desert plants, wildlife, and scenic views. The 1.5-mile Main Trail Loop provides a leisurely hike, perfect for families and those looking to explore the diverse plant life of Arizona.
• Pine Creek Loop Trail
  Located in the Tonto National Forest, the Pine Creek Loop Trail is a 4.1-mile loop offering a moderate hike through the beautiful desert terrain. This trail provides a more relaxed hiking experience, with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the natural beauty of the area.
• Peralta Trail to Fremont Saddle
  For those seeking a more moderate challenge, the Peralta Trail to Fremont Saddle offers a 4.6-mile out-and-back hike with beautiful views of Weaver’s Needle. This trail is popular for its stunning scenery and is a great choice for hikers of varying skill levels.

Why Explore These Trails?

• Diverse Scenery: Each trail offers unique views of Arizona’s stunning landscapes, from rugged mountains to lush desert vegetation.
• Varied Difficulty Levels: Whether you’re looking for a challenging climb or a relaxing stroll, there’s a trail for every hiker.
• Natural Beauty: Enjoy the diverse flora and fauna, striking rock formations, and breathtaking vistas that these trails have to offer.

Plan Your Hiking Adventure:

Before heading out, be sure to check trail conditions and weather forecasts. Always bring plenty of water, wear appropriate footwear, and let someone know your plans.

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Enjoy the great outdoors and happy hiking!