Can Anyone Recomend any awesome trails with good FAll Color?

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Can Anyone Recomend any awesome trails with good FAll Color?

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Hello All,

I really like this web page, a great resource of AZ hikes. I would REALLY like to surprise my Girlfriend this weekend and take her on a hike that has amazing fall colors showing. I do not really know of any like this in my area (Prescott) and would like to go a little ways away from Prescott to hike... Does anyone know of any good trails that has good colors now? I was thinking somewhere around Payson or Flag, but I am not familiar with those areas at all....
I would appreciate any help from anyone!
Thanks. :lol:
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Post by Lizard »

http://hikearizona.com/decoder.php?TN=P ... Rim%20Loop

This hike is not too far from Prescott and has some nice sycamores
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Post by jimmyrio »

check out the boynton canyon post......good group going tomorrow
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Some Reason I can not find that post, am I just an idiot or what? heh
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I am thinking of eaither doing the boynton canyon hike or Pine Canyon 26, they both look really good
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Post by Mike »

Welcome to HAZ, Dominic!
The Boynton topic is here. You might want to also consider the Inner Basin Trail, or the West Fork. If you're lucky enough to catch it at the right time, West Fork is breathtaking. But, you'd want to get there early. It gets crowded this time of year.

Have a great hike!
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Post by CindyC »

I don't think West Fork can be beat. But like Mike says get there early, I was there at 9 a.m. on Sunday and there was already a line of cars to get in. The colors are glorious right now. Also the aspens were aglow on the road to Snow Bowl. :)
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Post by Sredfield »

A little far but not to be beat, Mt Baldy trail, and or Escudilla. I was up there last week and things were about peaked, should still be awesome.
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Post by kurthzone »

Dominic,

This was last Saturday at West Fork. Probably just as colorful this week.

http://www.extremezone.com/~kurth/WF/index.html
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Colors-closer in

Post by GeorgAZ »

I know that the Boyce-Thompson Arboretum has some awesome cottonwoods that will be in full color soon.It's a pretty neat place to spend some time.The last time I was there,we got to see some Bighorn Sheep on the mountainside.Call ahead for color info. Also the road that goes off #87 right past the general store at Sunflower leads to a creek with lots of cottonwoods and sycamores. Color in West Fork magnificent last Monday. I'm going tomorrow,also! :)
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Post by Nighthiker »

Plan on camping out in the first week of Nov. in the Verde Valley, hope the colors will last. This week I will be hiking in the Sunflower area. Regarding Boyce Thompson State Park, go further east apx. two mile and take an unmarked forest service road west of the Superior airstrip. This leads to a nice canopy of Cottonwoods. Park and hike over the ridge to the south and you are in the Arnett Creek.
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Thanks for the info

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Thanks for the info everyone, We actully got into Sedona yesterday and my girlfriend was not really feeling to good so we just drove up through flagstaff through oak creek and took periodical stops just to look around, it was really beautiful the whole drive though, and then we had SNOW in Flagstaff! Driving back to prescott was a mix of snow and fog, it was really nice..
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