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Arizona
10.4 mi
Distance
56 ft
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Why you'll love it
Flume
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The Flume trail near Arizona offers a straightforward out-and-back hiking experience covering 10.4 miles with minimal elevation gain of just 56 feet. This relatively flat route makes it accessible for hikers of varying fitness levels seeking a longer distance walk without significant climbing demands. The trail's gentle grade is ideal for those looking to log miles while enjoying a leisurely pace through the landscape. With its out-and-back design, hikers can adjust their experience by turning around at any point before reaching the full distance, making it flexible for different schedules and energy levels. The modest elevation profile suggests the route follows relatively level terrain, which may appeal to those recovering from injury or preferring low-impact hiking. This trail works well as a good leg-stretcher for long-distance walkers or as a full-day outing for casual hikers. Plan accordingly for the full 10.4-mile distance if attempting the complete route.
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