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Forest Service Road 229 is a maintained dirt road that rolls through the Coconino National Forest below Apache Maid Mountain. This easygoing road will take you through forested areas that give way to meadows. As you are traveling this road, you will see many dispersed camping spots along the way. Be...
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West Forest Service Road 229 is the western stretch of Forest Road 229. The majority of this trail is very rutted and rocky and has the potential for deep mud holes in some areas. The western portion of this trail is pretty rutted in spots. As you travel from West and East, the trail will cross a dr...
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This trail is made up of the Eastern part of Forest Service Road 229. The majority of this road is a maintained gravel road. There are many campsites along the side of this trail. The last half mile of this trail becomes a little less maintained with small rocks and ruts. Overall, this trail is easy...
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This trail travels through Thistle Hollow, an area transitioning from high desert into the lower elevations of the White Mountains. Starting on the north end near Pinedale Road and traveling south toward Lone Pine Dam Road, the landscape gradually shifts from scrub brush and cactus to juniper and sc...
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Forest Service Road 229E connects Stoneman Lake Road with FS 229 which are both guided trails. The Southeast part of this trail starts off as an easy-going dirt trail that quickly turns into a rocky and mild climb with a gentle grade. This uphill rocky section consists of rock gardens and loose rock...
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