Three Feathers Playground
Total Miles
2.7
Elevation
1,211.70 ft
Duration
2 Hours
Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Winter, Fall
Trail Overview
This route to Chiva Falls, particularly captivating during Tucson's monsoon season, leads to a stunning natural waterfall display. The trail section offers numerous technical challenges, featuring ledges and rocky inclines. The primary obstacle on this path is a steep waterfall descent, characterized by a smooth, steep surface. This section requires careful maneuvering to avoid scraping against the rock walls. The journey offers off-road enthusiasts an adventurous and thrilling experience amidst Arizona's rugged terrain and natural beauty.
Photos of Three Feathers Playground
Difficulty
The "Three Feathers" section of the Chiva Falls trail features numerous steep rocky inclines and declines, making line selection crucial. Throughout the trail, you'll encounter multiple ledges and drops that add to the technical difficulty. While the final obstacle can be navigated without extensive vehicle modifications, a spotter is highly recommended to prevent body damage. To protect your vehicle, equipping sliders and skid plates is essential for avoiding damage on this rugged terrain. This challenging section demands careful planning and execution, providing a rewarding experience for skilled off-road enthusiasts.