Doney Trail - Flagstaff, AZ

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The 0.5-mile moderately difficult Doney Trail, has great views of the Painted Desert and the San Francisco Peaks. This hike begins at the Doney Picnic Area and climbs gradually up the side of a volcanic cinder cone to a panoramic overlook. Interpretive signs posted along the way tell visitors about the unique ecology of this rugged area and about the adventures of Ben Doney who prospected these hills for gold. Guests will even see one of Doney's old digs along the way, as well as two prehistoric ruins used for farming practices.

This 0.5-mile moderately difficult trail climbs 200 feet in elevation, from 5,300 feet. The trail receives moderate use all year-round.

Facilities: There are no facilities at this trail.

Best Time To Visit: The Doney Trail is open year-round.

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

Accessibility: This trail is not handicap accessible.

Rules: No motorized vehicles are permitted.

Directions: To reach the Doney Trail from Flagstaff, drive 22 miles on AZ 89 to the north end of the Wupatki Loop Road and turn east 9.5 miles to the Doney Picnic Area and the trailhead. All roads are paved.

Map: Click here for a map to Doney Trail

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted to use the Doney Trail.

Attractions Near
Doney Trail

Coconino National Forest
Doney Picnic Area

Address

Coconino National Forest-Peaks Ranger Station

5075 N. Highway 89

Flagstaff, Arizona 86004

Phone
General: (928) 526-0866

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