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Arizona
3.3 mi
Distance
133 ft
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Corona de Loma Trail
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Corona de Loma Trail is a 3.3-mile out-and-back trail located near Phoenix, Arizona. Managed by the City of Phoenix, this route offers modest elevation gain of 133 feet, making it accessible for hikers of varying fitness levels. The trail provides a relatively flat hiking experience typical of the Phoenix area, ideal for those seeking a moderate outing without significant climbing demands. The out-and-back format allows hikers to explore at their own pace and turn around at any point if desired. This trail is a good option for a shorter day hike in the Phoenix region, suitable for families, casual hikers, or those with limited time. The City of Phoenix maintains this trail as part of its network of recreational pathways. Whether you're looking for a quick morning hike or an easy afternoon walk, Corona de Loma Trail delivers a straightforward desert hiking experience close to the Phoenix area.
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