Millie's Guidebook-trailheads

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Millie's Guidebook-trailheads

Sightseeing

Only 5 minutes drive away to go on a good hike or a mountain bike ride!
Copper Canyon Trailhead
Fs 136
Only 5 minutes drive away to go on a good hike or a mountain bike ride!
a beautiful hike with meadows and mountains and West Clear Creek below. Bull Pen- About 7 miles from our place- make a turn to Forest Service road 618 ( Bull Pen sign there) * after about 2 miles- make sure to turn Right at the 1st dirt road. * Drive on dirt road for almost 3 miles (some parts are rough but our little Hyundai Sonata made it!) & park in the parking area. * Get out and go for a hike with beautiful meadows, and mountains and West Clear Creek below. * As you hike, Turn Right on 1st well-used dirt trail to go down to the Creek.
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Bullpen Day Use Area
Bull Pen Road
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a beautiful hike with meadows and mountains and West Clear Creek below. Bull Pen- About 7 miles from our place- make a turn to Forest Service road 618 ( Bull Pen sign there) * after about 2 miles- make sure to turn Right at the 1st dirt road. * Drive on dirt road for almost 3 miles (some parts are rough but our little Hyundai Sonata made it!) & park in the parking area. * Get out and go for a hike with beautiful meadows, and mountains and West Clear Creek below. * As you hike, Turn Right on 1st well-used dirt trail to go down to the Creek.
Dead Horse Ranch State Park next to old downtown Cottonwood covers 423 acres. The 3,300 foot elevation accounts for the mild temperatures that are ideal for camping, mountain biking in the Coconino National Forest, hiking along the Verde River, canoeing, picnicking, fishing, or just wading in the cool water.
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Iparke yaseDead Horse Ranch State
675 Dead Horse Ranch Rd
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Dead Horse Ranch State Park next to old downtown Cottonwood covers 423 acres. The 3,300 foot elevation accounts for the mild temperatures that are ideal for camping, mountain biking in the Coconino National Forest, hiking along the Verde River, canoeing, picnicking, fishing, or just wading in the cool water.