Hoolie Bacon Trail

Managing agency

U.S. Forest Service

Hoolie Bacon Trail is an 8.9-mile out-and-back hike located in Arizona and managed by the U.S. Forest Service. The trail features 538 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderate option for hikers seeking a full-day adventure without extreme elevation challenges. This out-and-back route allows hikers to turn around at any point, providing flexibility for different fitness levels and time constraints. The relatively modest elevation gain is distributed across the 8.9-mile distance, creating a steady but manageable climb for most hikers. The trail is maintained by the U.S. Forest Service, which ensures regular upkeep and trail markings. Its location in Arizona offers access to the region's distinctive desert or forest landscape, depending on the specific elevation and ecosystem at this trailhead. Hoolie Bacon Trail is well-suited for hikers looking for a moderate day hike with scenic views and reasonable physical demands. Whether you're building endurance or enjoying a substantial workout, this trail provides a balanced hiking experience in Arizona's National Forest system.