Wet Bottom

Wet Bottom is a 14.9-mile out-and-back trail located in Arizona. This moderately challenging route features 2,477 feet of elevation gain, making it suitable for hikers with some experience. The trail's name references water features found along the route, which may be seasonal depending on recent rainfall and time of year. The out-and-back format means hikers will follow the same path returning to the trailhead, allowing for flexible turnaround points if desired. The elevation gain is distributed across the trail, providing a steady workout throughout the hike rather than steep sections concentrated in one area. Total hiking time will vary based on fitness level and pace, but most hikers should plan for a full day outing. Bring adequate water, sun protection, and reliable footwear suitable for Arizona terrain. Check current conditions before heading out, as desert trails can be affected by weather and maintenance schedules.