Trail Canyon Trail
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LENGTH: 2 miles one way
ELEVATION: 7,820 ft. to 9,330 ft.
USE: Hiking, pack & saddle
ABOUT THE HIKE:
- The trail travels up a canyon through tall ponderosa
pine, aspen, mountain mahogany, and shrubs. A number of small
caves dot the limestone walls along the way.
- After following an old road for 1.2 miles it
narrows down to a foot trail. Eventually the trail climbs out
of the canyon, heading toward the northern point of Cockscomb
Ridge where it reaches the junction of North Loop Trail. The trail
to the left leads to Charleston Peak.
- Trail Canyon Trail enters the Mt. Charleston
Wilderness Area.
- There is no water available, please bring your
own.
DIRECTIONS TO TRAILHEAD:
- Travel 2.1 miles west of the Kyle Visitor Center Station on
Highway 157.
- When the highway curves left, keep going straight onto Echo
Road.
- After traveling about 0.35 mile, turn right at the fork, remaining
on Echo Road.
- Continue a short distance further until it makes a right U-turn,
becoming Crestview Drive. The trailhead and parking area are located
in the left side of the curve.



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