417
Total Miles
9.6
Elevation
2,015.50 ft
Duration
1 Hours
Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Trail Overview
Forest Road 417 is a one-lane rocky trail pocked by erosion and water damage. This trail has rock wash crossings that may prove challenging or even dangerous during monsoon season, as evidence of flash floods is present. This trail runs East/West along the Northern edge of this section of the Coconino National Forest. There are multiple trails that lead to this trail, and this area is popular with hunters. Along this trail, you might see elk, antelope, and deer, as well as other species of wildlife. There are no major obstacles along this trail, but there is also no cell service, so offline maps are recommended. The views along this trail are amazing, with the North side bordering pasture and grassland, as well as some Arizona State Land Trust Land.
Photos of 417
Difficulty
This is an unmaintained trail with wash crossings and rocky sections. There are several side trails as well as campsites. This trail borders a large section of Arizona State Land Trust, where a separate permit is needed to access. This area is remote and is popular with hunters. There is no cell service along this trail.
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