Butler Canyon Trail - Springerville, AZ

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Butler Canyon Trail

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The Butler Canyon Trail is an easy self guided nature trail with numbered stations beside the trail. These stations correspond to descriptions in a pamphlet, which is available at a sign-in station at the trailhead. A Forest Service Naturalist conducts interpretative lectures and walks here during the summer. Schedules are posted at Hoyer campground and at the Springerville Ranger Station.

This cool verdant canyon is particularly popular with seniors and families with young children because of the level grade of the trail and the interpretative stations. Its' location in Greer makes it a convenient spot for the many visitors to this picturesque community. The trail travels up Butler Canyon for about one half mile, and then crosses a small stream before looping back.

Facilities: There are no facilities available at Butler Canyon Trail.

Best Time To Visit: Butler Canyon Trail is open April through November, depending on snow.

Fees: There are no use fees associated with this trail.

Accessibility: This trail is not handicap accessible.

Rules: This trail is located within the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest; forest regulations apply. No horses or motorized vehicles.

Directions: To reach Butler Canyon Trail from Springerville, travel west on State Highway 260 until State Highway 373. On Highway 373 go to Greer. Butler Canyon is just east of Greer. The trailhead is located off the East Fork Road.

Map: Click here for a map to Butler Canyon Trail

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted to use Butler Canyon Trail.

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Butler Canyon Trail

Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

Address

Apache-Sirgreaves National Forest-Springerville Ranger District

P.O. Box 760

Springerville, Arizona 85938

Phone
General: (928) 333-4372
TTY: (928) 333-6618

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