Strayhorse
About
Strayhorse Trail is a 24.6-mile out-and-back route located in Arizona. This trail offers an extended journey across relatively flat terrain, with no elevation gain to navigate. The consistent grade makes it accessible for hikers seeking distance without significant climbing challenges. As an out-and-back trail, Strayhorse allows you to turn around at any point and return via the same route, giving you flexibility in how much of the full distance you complete. This format is ideal for those who want to customize their hike duration and intensity. The trail's length and flat profile make it suitable for long-distance hiking and trail running. Plan accordingly with adequate water and supplies, as the 24.6-mile round trip represents a full day of hiking for most visitors. Early morning starts are recommended to ensure you have sufficient daylight to complete your intended distance.