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Arizona
11.9 mi
Distance
1,130 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Brittlebush Trail
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Brittlebush Trail is an 11.9-mile out-and-back route managed by the Bureau of Land Management in Arizona. The trail features 1,130 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderate to challenging day hike suitable for hikers with some experience. The out-and-back format allows visitors to turn around at any point if needed, making the total distance flexible depending on fitness level and available time. Located in Arizona's diverse landscape, this trail offers exposure to the region's distinctive terrain and vegetation. The elevation gain is distributed across the route, providing a steady workout without extreme grades in any single section. Before heading out, check current conditions with the Bureau of Land Management, as Arizona trails can be affected by weather and seasonal changes. Bring adequate water, sun protection, and sturdy hiking boots appropriate for the terrain. The out-and-back design means you'll retrace your steps on the return, so plan accordingly for daylight hours and energy levels.
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