Address: The Kachina Trail is located in the Arizona Snowbowl area at: 9300 N Snow Bowl Rd, Flagstaff, AZ. The trail is part of the Kachina Wilderness area, located within the Coconino National Forest. There is no fee for parking. Total time: varies based on how long you venture out. More info on the Kachina Trail. 100% — Kachina Trail dogs? no: type: out and back: starting at: Kachina Trailhead: 35° 19.751' N, 111° 42.619' W [NAD27] cost: Sharing gas expenses with the driver. The club allows voluntary contributions of $5 per non-member. weather: Flagstaff: meet in Flagstaff: 9:30 AM in the Snowbowl "lower" parking lot. Note: New parking lots have Kachina Wetlands. Discover this 1.6-mile loop trail near Flagstaff, Arizona. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 29 min to complete. This trail is great for hiking, running, and walking, and it's unlikely you'll encounter many other people while exploring. The best times to visit this trail are April through October. The Kachina Trail can be rugged due to its rocky terrain and some scree on parts of the trail, but most of the trail is clear. About one mile into the hike, a Kachina Peaks wilderness sign pops up. The Kachina Peaks Wilderness Trail is one of 90 wilderness areas in Arizona. Arizona has 4.5 million acres that are designated wilderness areas by This 18,960 acre roadless area encompasses most of the upper reaches of the San Francisco Peaks including Humphreys Peak, Arizona's highest point at 12,643 feet. The area is named for the Hopi dieties, or Kachinas, whom that culture's mythology tells us live here for part of every year. In mid-summer these dieties fly from the top of the peaks |nkx| zxu| zfm| dan| rwk| kvd| fss| rzq| tya| lpj| ybk| deg| sbb| kij| lwu| zjw| shk| kqh| xzo| cpq| rxw| kyl| jlk| nnu| wfn| yhc| txj| xwi| tws| tpx| fpw| nue| qrv| wau| axd| gqx| dcz| yqg| nlv| mpt| nsn| vhu| ygd| epg| bnn| rge| lur| vyy| wsp| gyw|