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Are you planning an Arizona hiking trip? Your next outdoor adventure awaits you in the Gateway to the Grand Canyon. The region offers some of the most beautiful hiking trails, making both novice and pro hikers feel right at home.
Whether you are a beginner, intermediate or experienced hiker, there is a hiking trail with your name on it near Williams. Keep reading to explore some of the best hiking trails in Williams, Arizona.
Beginner hikers and families enjoy trekking Dogtown Lake Trail for its smooth, 2-mile loop circuit. This beginner-friendly trail is located within the beautiful Kaibab National Forest and takes about 40 minutes to one hour to hike. It is named after the prairie dogs that once inhabited the area. Feel free to bring along your furry family members on this pet-friendly trail, but they will need to be on a leash. Mountain bikers are also welcome on the trail.
The Dogtown Lake Trail is a short 25-minute drive from the Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA Holiday campground.
Worried about hiking in the summer heat? Adventure seekers love the Benham National Recreation Trail for its cooler temperatures. This out-and-back trail is approximately 6 miles long and offers panoramic views of the Kaibab National Forest. The trail starts within the ponderosa pine and oak thickets and ascends into the stunning conifer forests of Bill Williams Mountain.
The Benham National Recreation Trail is moderately difficult. However, it features many switchbacks that make ascending its heights easier. It is 15 minutes from the Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA Holiday.
If you are up for a more challenging hike, try the Bill Williams Mountain Trail in the Kaibab National Forest. This out-and-back trail is approximately 7.5 miles long — an excellent choice for intermediate and experienced hikers or mountain bikers. Nature lovers should keep their eyes peeled for wildflowers, pines and juniper. The view at the summit is also not to be missed. The trail is pet-friendly, but remember to have a leash if you bring a four-legged family member.
The Bill Williams Mountain trail is about a 40-minute drive from the Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA Holiday.
Nestled deep within the Sycamore Canyon Wilderness is the Sycamore Rim Trail. Novice and seasoned hikers flock to this 15-mile trail for its lush greenery and the sweet smell of ponderosa pines. The thin, flat trail also leads to a hidden gem — a canyon waterfall that empties into a picturesque pool of emerald waters.
The trail is approximately 30 minutes from the KOA campground.
Start planning your next hiking trip in Williams, Arizona, with the Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA Holiday. Whether you prefer camping in a cabin or staying at an RV Site or Tent Site, the campground is just a short distance from the best hiking trails in northern Arizona.
Are you ready for your next adventure? Book a campsite at Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA Holiday today!
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