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Arizona
25.6 mi
Distance
986 ft
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Rim Trail
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The Rim Trail spans 25.6 miles as an out-and-back route in Arizona, managed by the United States National Park Service. This extended trail features 986 feet of elevation gain, making it accessible to hikers with moderate fitness levels. The out-and-back format allows visitors to choose their distance by turning around at any point, offering flexibility for different experience levels and time constraints. Located near Arizona, the Rim Trail provides scenic views characteristic of the region. The relatively modest elevation gain spread across the substantial distance means the trail maintains a manageable grade throughout. Hikers should plan accordingly for the full 25.6-mile journey, which represents a significant day hike or potential backpacking opportunity. As a National Park Service-managed trail, it maintains established standards for safety and maintenance. Before heading out, check with the managing agency for current conditions, any seasonal closures, and permit requirements that may apply to this route.
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