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Aspen Creek Trail #48
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Aspen Creek Trail #48 is an easy, 3-mile long, scenic trail offering beautiful views of the Prescott area. From points along the trail, one can see Spruce Mountain, Mount Union, and the Wilhoit area. Deer and elk can often be seen grazing nearby.
Aspen Creek Trail #48 climbs fairly sharply from Copper Basin Road, with a change in elevation of about 500 feet to the ridge below Mount Francis. From here, the trail continues about 1 mile to its junction with East Copper Trail #260, where Aspen Creek Trail #48 ends.
Accepted uses for Aspen Creek Trail #48 are hiking, mountain biking, equestrian and horses, and walking leashed pets.

Facilities: There are no facilities provided at Aspen Creek Trail #48.

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted for Aspen Creek Trail #48.

Best Time To Visit: Aspen Creek Trail #48 is best visited from April through November.

Fees: Aspen Creek Trail is free to use.

Accessibility: This trail is not handicapped-accessible.

Rules: Pets must be leashed.

Directions: To reach Aspen Creek Trail #48 from the Prescott Courthouse Plaza, take Montezuma St. (Hwy. 89) 1.1 miles south to the junction with Copper Basin Rd. Turn right on Copper Basin Rd. and go 4.7 miles to the trailhead. Parking will be on the left.

Address
Prescott National Forest - Bradshaw Ranger District
344 S. Cortez St.
Prescott, Arizona 86303
Phone
General: (928) 443-8000
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