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Arizona
4.8 mi
Distance
992 ft
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Shoshone Point Trail
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Shoshone Point Trail is a 4.8-mile out-and-back hike located in Arizona, managed by the United States National Park Service. The trail features 992 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderate day hike suitable for hikers with some experience. This out-and-back route allows you to turn around at your desired point if the full distance feels too challenging. The elevation gain is spread across the trek, providing a steady workout without extreme steep sections. The trail is maintained by the National Park Service, ensuring reliable trail conditions and adherence to established hiking standards. Being a National Park Service trail, it follows regulations designed to protect the natural environment and ensure visitor safety. Shoshone Point Trail offers an accessible option for exploring Arizona's natural landscape without requiring technical climbing skills or specialized equipment. The out-and-back format provides flexibility in your hiking experience, whether you're looking for a full 4.8-mile journey or prefer a shorter walk-and-return option.
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