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Arizona
17.1 mi
Distance
930 ft
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Point Sublime Trail
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Point Sublime Trail is a 17.1-mile lollipop loop located in Arizona. The route features 930 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderately challenging day hike for those with solid endurance. The lollipop design means hikers will travel out on an initial stem section before reaching the loop portion, then return via the same outbound route. This trail structure allows for a scenic destination point before the loop section, followed by varied terrain on the return. With nearly 17 miles to cover, this hike requires proper preparation including adequate water, sun protection, and reliable footwear. The elevation gain is distributed throughout the route rather than concentrated in one section, providing a steady workout across the entire hike. Point Sublime Trail is best suited for intermediate to experienced hikers comfortable with longer distances. Conditions and seasonality in the Arizona region should be considered before planning your visit, as desert heat and exposure can impact hiking difficulty.

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