Red Hills

Red Hills is a 24.6-mile out-and-back trail located in Arizona. The route features 2,653 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderately challenging hike suitable for experienced hikers. The trail's out-and-back configuration means hikers will cover the same terrain on the return journey, allowing for flexibility in how far to venture before turning around. The varied topography and elevation changes throughout the route provide engaging terrain and opportunities to experience different landscapes. At full distance, Red Hills offers a substantial day hike or backpacking option depending on your experience level and available time. The trail's location in Arizona provides access to the region's distinctive desert and semi-arid environments. Before heading out, check current conditions and ensure you have adequate water and supplies for the full distance or your planned turnaround point. The elevation gain is distributed across the 24.6 miles, so pace yourself accordingly. This trail suits hikers seeking a longer, more demanding experience in Arizona's backcountry.