Border

No permit or access details on file for this trail — check with the local land manager before you go.

The Border Trail in Arizona spans 17.2 miles as an out-and-back route, making it a 34.4-mile round trip for those completing the full distance. With 593 feet of elevation gain, this is a relatively moderate climb spread across the distance, suitable for hikers with basic to intermediate fitness levels. The trail's gradual elevation profile makes it accessible for a range of abilities while still providing a substantive day hike experience. Located in Arizona near the Arizona area, the Border Trail offers an extended backcountry experience for hikers seeking distance and endurance challenges. The out-and-back format allows hikers to turn around at any point, making it flexible for those who want to customize their distance based on time and energy levels. This trail is ideal for hikers looking to log significant mileage in a single outing while enjoying manageable elevation gains. The length makes it suitable for experienced day hikers or those preparing for longer backpacking adventures. Plan accordingly with adequate water, sun protection, and time to complete your chosen distance before daylight fades.