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Arizona
7.2 mi
Distance
869 ft
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Why you'll love it
Little Bear
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Little Bear is a 7.2-mile out-and-back trail located in Arizona. The route features 869 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderately challenging day hike. The trail takes hikers through Arizona's distinctive landscape, offering a solid workout for those seeking a half-day adventure. The out-and-back format allows hikers to turn around at any point, making it flexible for different fitness levels and time constraints. With just over 7 miles of total distance, Little Bear is accessible to experienced hikers looking for a moderate challenge without requiring a full-day commitment. The elevation gain is spread across the route, providing a gradual climb that builds throughout the hike. This trail is ideal for those wanting to explore Arizona's natural terrain and experience the region's diverse ecosystem.
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