Rabbit Ears

No permit or access details on file for this trail — check with the local land manager before you go.

Rabbit Ears is a 4.9-mile out-and-back trail located in Arizona. The route features 407 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderately accessible hike for most skill levels. The trail's name derives from its distinctive rock formations that resemble a rabbit's ears, which hikers encounter along the route. This out-and-back configuration means you'll retrace your path on the return journey, allowing you to enjoy the landscape from a different perspective. The relatively modest elevation gain is spread across the distance, creating a manageable grade for most hikers. Rabbit Ears offers a solid option for a half-day adventure, with the total distance accounting for travel time to the summit area and back. The trail provides an opportunity to experience Arizona's unique geology and terrain. Whether you're seeking a moderate workout or a scenic walk through the desert landscape, this trail delivers a straightforward hiking experience without excessive technical difficulty.