Bill Hall Trail

Managing agency

United States National Park Service

Bill Hall Trail is a 5.1-mile out-and-back hiking route located in Arizona and managed by the United States National Park Service. The trail features a modest elevation gain of 147 feet, making it accessible for hikers of varying fitness levels. The gentle grade allows for a moderate pace while still providing a rewarding outdoor experience within the National Park Service system. This out-and-back configuration means hikers will retrace their route on the return journey, covering approximately 10.2 miles total if completing the full trail. The relatively low elevation change combined with the trail length makes Bill Hall Trail suitable for a half-day hiking adventure. The trail's location within National Park Service lands ensures maintained conditions and preservation of the surrounding landscape. Whether you're seeking a casual day hike or a straightforward route without significant elevation challenges, Bill Hall Trail offers an accessible option for exploring Arizona's protected natural areas. The out-and-back format provides flexibility, allowing hikers to turn back at any point based on their comfort level and available time.