Rogers Canyon Trail

Managing agency

U.S. Forest Service

Rogers Canyon Trail is a 9.8-mile out-and-back hike located in Arizona and managed by the U.S. Forest Service. The trail features 670 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderate option for hikers seeking a full-day adventure. This out-and-back route allows hikers to turn around at any point, providing flexibility for different fitness levels and time constraints. The trail's elevation gain is distributed across the route, offering a steady climb without extreme steep sections. The U.S. Forest Service maintains this trail as part of its public lands management, ensuring regular upkeep and accessibility. Hikers should come prepared with adequate water, sun protection, and navigation tools. The total distance of 9.8 miles means hikers can expect roughly 5 miles of travel before reaching the turnaround point, though exact distances to key landmarks should be confirmed before visiting. Plan for a full day outing and check current conditions with the managing Forest Service office before heading out.