Abineau & Bear Jaw Loop Trail - Flagstaff, Arizona

El Abineau & Bear Jaw Loop Trail es un popular sendero de senderismo ubicado en Flagstaff, Arizona. La dirección exacta es Flagstaff, AZ 86001, y aunque no hay un número de teléfono específico, se puede encontrar más información en su página web oficial: fs.usda.gov.

Este sendero de atracción turística es conocido por su hermoso paisaje y su zona de senderismo. Además, cuenta con entradas y estacionamientos accesibles para personas en silla de ruedas, lo que lo hace inclusivo para todos los amantes de la naturaleza.

La dificultad del Abineau & Bear Jaw Loop Trail es moderada, por lo que es una excelente opción para aquellos que buscan un desafío sin ser demasiado extenuante. El sendero es ideal para ir con niños y se permite la entrada de perros, por lo que toda la familia puede disfrutar de una agradable caminata.

El Abineau & Bear Jaw Loop Trail es un lugar perfecto para trotar y disfrutar del aire libre. La longitud del sendero es de aproximadamente 7.2 millas, por lo que se recomienda llevar suficiente agua y provisiones para el camino.

Las reseñas de los visitantes son en su mayoría positivas, con una calificación promedio de 4.9/5 según Google My Business. Los visitantes elogian la belleza del paisaje y la tranquilidad del lugar. Algunos comentarios mencionan la dificultad del terreno, pero en general, los visitantes están satisfechos con su experiencia en el Abineau & Bear Jaw Loop Trail.

Opiniones de Abineau & Bear Jaw Loop Trail

Richard Soderberg

5/5

A classic SF Peaks experience. Diverse conifer forests spotted with Aspen and subalpine flowers. A reasonably stout uphill in areas but worth it for the views.

Jacquelyn Horstman

5/5

One of the best hikes to do in flagstaff during the end of summer or fall! It’s really easy to miss and not see the sign for the turn off of 151. Just have directions with you. Best to avoid this trail during heavy rain storms as it is very steep. I always bring my hiking poles for this hike. The views are worth it!

AZ with Sean T (SeanTonyT)

5/5

Even though the parking lot will be full usually on weekends, you'll still feel seclusion on this trail, especially on the Abineau section. Great view of Humphrey's Peak from Abinesu, almost making it worth going up that side, but the Bear Jaw side is definitely more gradual if you want the easiest way. Beautiful area with dense aspen groves no matter how you slice it.

Davilyn Rohr

5/5

Beautiful loop trail through Aspen Groves. We went to see the leaves change in mid-October, there were still some on the trees but many had already fallen. The drive to the trailhead was also gorgeous!

Wade Eagar

5/5

Beautiful spot. So easy to miss the Bear Jaw trail off the Waterline Road. We walked 4 extra miles. This only applies if you hike Abineau first. The Waterline Rd just goes ever on and on and on.

Danielle Wozniak

5/5

The elevation on this hike was a BEAST! I strongly disagree with this being marked as a moderate hike due to the elevation. Unfortunately, I only did the first 2.1 miles before turning around. As a result I want to go back when it is a tad bit cooler. I saw so many butterflies!! There was also a short tail horned lizard chilling under a log.

Robert Kubrick

5/5

Bear jaw - Waterline - Inner Basin...amazing hike! Google map directions don't bring you to the parking lot, look for a small dirt turn off to get to the parking area.

john cohen

5/5

My favorite trail in Flagstaff. It gets you up high at 10300 ft. It also gives you views and an Aspen forest