Country Club Trail #632 - Pinetop, AZ

El Country Club Trail #632 es un hermoso sendero que te permitirá conectarte con la naturaleza y disfrutar de un agradable día al aire libre. Ubicado en la dirección Sr 185, Pinetop, AZ 85935, Estados Unidos., este lugar es ideal para personas que buscan un espacio tranquilo y lleno de vida.

Este hermoso sendero cuenta con una longitud de aproximadamente 3.5 millas, y es considerado como una atracción turística imperdible en la zona. Entre sus principales especialidades, se encuentran el senderismo y la observación de aves. Además, es una ruta circular que puede ser recorrida en diferentes direcciones, y es apta para personas con movilidad reducida, ya que cuenta con acceso para sillas de ruedas y aparcamiento adaptado.

Si eres un amante de la naturaleza y te gusta realizar actividades al aire libre, el Country Club Trail #632 es el lugar perfecto para ti. Puedes realizar footing, montar en bicicleta, pasear, y observar la gran variedad de aves y vida silvestre que habita en el lugar. Además, es un lugar ideal para niños, ya que cuenta con rutas adecuadas para ellos y se admiten perros en el exterior.

Este hermoso sendero cuenta con una calificación de 4.7/5 en opinión media, según Google My Business. Los visitantes han destacado la belleza del lugar, la tranquilidad que se vive en el sendero, y la gran variedad de vida silvestre que se puede observar en el lugar. En total, este lugar cuenta con 73 valoraciones, lo que demuestra la calidad y el nivel de satisfacción de los visitantes.

Opiniones de Country Club Trail #632

Jennifer Ewing

4/5

Quite a long hike. Make sure you have water. Be aware that some of the areas have spotty cell coverage.

darby McMahon

5/5

Started at the trail head for country club and took Country club to Pat Mullin. Instead of completing the country club loop, I did an out and back, which made it about 3 miles. It was well marked, pine tree shaded trail with very few people for a Sunday morning. Great views from the Pat Mullin segment!

John & Gayle O'Connell

5/5

Loves this hike through the pines, oak and juniper trees. Well marked. Lots of shade.

Darcy D Cassidy

5/5

Very pretty trail, lots of trees and views of a large meadow. Some little hills to climb towards the end but great exercise. My sister and I did the Country Club trail on March 3, 2024 around 10 am. We were on the last leg of it about a quarter of a mile away from the parking area and my sister happened to look back to her right. She stopped so I turned back and got excited because I thought she saw an elk or deer. When I asked her what it was she didn’t answer and kept looking - trying to figure out what she was looking at. All of a sudden she said- it’s a BEAR!! I tried to see but it had already turned away and was in some brush and trees. We kept looking and saw the back of it going up a sloped area of the terrain. And then it was gone. It was not all black. It looked more like a dirty yellowish tan with dark brown mixed in. At first we were confused because it wasn’t solid black and we thought black bears are always black. But we looked at pictures on the internet and saw that they aren’t always black, especially when they come out in the spring. The pictures we saw were exactly like the bear we saw. It was only about 30-40 feet from us. It didn’t come toward us. I think my sister scared it when she yelled out. Thank goodness it didn’t want to stick around. And neither did we! We didn’t run but we picked up our walking pace and kept looking back and to the right of us to make sure it didn’t turn back and follow us. It was a great hike despite the bear. But BE AWARE! The picture is of a bear that was recently seen on the border wall in Naco Az. The colors are exactly the colors of the bear we saw. Not black! Again, the picture is not the bear we saw. Just used as description.

Cheryl Reichley

5/5

Found a deer path off of the trail and watched some rare birds at the deers' drink hole.

Adam Swofford

5/5

Nice walk through the woods. Views through the trees on the way up. The trail gets to the top about 100 feet before it ends.

Brigit Ostrysz

5/5

This was a very beautiful scenic trail, I loved all the different flowers all along the trail & I got see the fall leaves on trees on this trail which was amazing ?. This was definitely my favorite trail up in Pinetop . It's a must see & do trail for any hiking or biking enthusiast !!! We brought our e- bikes which made it even more fun to do?‍♀️?.

Andrea Gold

5/5

What a great trail and so close to town. Easy parking, no cost. You are instantly in the pine forest on a very clean and clearly marked trail. It's part of the White Mountain trail system. It's 3.5 miles that takes you through a forested loop with gradual elevation increases. Perfect for hiking or mountain biking. Watch for some rocks throughout the trail but much of it is smooth. You'll have to go through cattle gates, opening and closing them and lifting your bike up through them. Probably one of the nicest and well maintained trails I've ever been on anywhere.