Boyer Trail - Payson, AZ

Boyer Trail

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Boyer Trail begins at 4,000 feet in elevation and climbs another 2,000 feet. The higher part of this trail is in ponderosa pine forest dispersed with oak, sycamore and other deciduous trees, especially along the waterways. As it drops down in elevation, the plant life changes to brush and chaparral.

The Sierra Ancha Wilderness can be accessed from this trail. Wildlife includes mule and white tail deer, elk, cougar and wild turkey. Lower elevations support javelina, deer and smaller animals and birds. Parts of the trail are steep and rocky and may be difficult in places for horses, but can be traversed with caution.

This is a moderately difficulty trail at 7.5-miles in length. It climbs 2,000 feet in elevation.

Facilities: There are no facilities provided on the Boyer Trail.

Best Time To Visit: Boyer Trail is open year-round, however the upper part of the trail is often closed by snow in the winter.

Fees: No fees are associated with this trail.

Accessibility: This area is not handicap accessible.

Rules: Closed to motor vehicles and all other forms of mechanical transport (e.g. bicycles).

Directions: To reach Boyer Trail from Payson take state Hwy 260 to state Hwy 288. Take 288 to Young. From Young, this trail can be accessed from State Highway 22 miles south of Young, At Reynolds Creek Group Site turn left from #288 and travel about 100 yards to the Reynolds Trailhead. Hike this trail to the junction of Boyer Trail #148.

Map: Click here for a map to Boyer Trail

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted to use Boyer Trail.

Attractions Near
Boyer Trail

Sierra Ancha Wilderness Area
Tonto National Forest

Address

Tonto National Forest-Pleasant Valley Ranger District

P.O. Box 450

Young, Arizona 85554

Phone
General: (928) 462-4300

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