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Pigeon Trail
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Pigeon Trail, located in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area, is a route which was reconstructed in 1989-90 and is in good condition. The first 1/4 mile was an old jeep road to Pigeon Spring. It goes through ponderosa pine forest to its intersection with Four Peaks Trail.
This trail is 2 miles long, receives moderate use, and has an easiest rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted on this trail.

Facilities: There are no facilities provided at Pigeon Trail. Gas, food, and lodging can be found in Mesa.

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted at Pigeon Trail.

Best Time To Visit: Pigeon Trail is open spring through fall, depending on the weather.

Fees: No fee is charged.

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: Neither motorized or mechanized transport are permitted on this trail. The maximum group size is 15; the maximum amount of saddle or pack animals of any kind is 15 per group.

Directions: To reach Pigeon Trail from Mesa, travel north on State Highway 87. 11.5 miles north of the Verde River Bridge (and just past the Desert Vista Rest Stop) turn right (east) onto Four Peaks Road 143 (Forest Road 143). Follow Forest Road 143 for 18.8 miles to the El Oso Divide. At this point, take a sharp right turn (south) onto Forest Road 648. Continue 1.3 miles to the trailhead. There is an upper and lower parking lot here. High-clearance vehicles are recommended; this road is generally unsuitable for horses-trailers.

Address
Tonto National Forest
5140 E. Ingram St.
Mesa, Arizona 85205
Phone
General: (480) 610-3300
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