There are splendid views in all directions from the top of Woodchute Mountain. From the south trailhead, it is a fairly easy 2.3 mile climb, with an elevation gain of only 600 feet. The elevation difference between the summit and the north trailhead, however, is over 2,000 feet.

2001年8月25日 · The Woodchute Trail cuts across the Woodchute Wilderness, taking you to the top of Woodchute Mountain, a mesa overlooking Jerome and the Verde Valley. Along the way, you'll be treated with far-reaching views of most of Central Arizona.

Woodchute Trail #102, nestled in the Ponderosa Pines of Prescott National Forest, is a moderate out and back 8-mile hike near the old mining town of Jerome, AZ. Elevation is at 6,960', with increases and decreases along the way for a total gain of 827 feet.

2025年1月30日 · Experience this 6.7-mile out-and-back trail near Jerome, Arizona. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 58 min to complete. This is a popular trail for hiking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime.

Woodchute Trail #102 and Martin Canyon Trail #103 Check out Woodchute Trail described in Arizona Highways! Mingus Mountain Brochure (1.86 MB) NOTE- Brochure Correction: Mingus Mountain Campground and Picnic Site do not have electricity available at this time.

2007年4月25日 · The Woodchute-Martin Canyon Loop follows the Woodchute #102, Rick Tank Cutoff #104, and Martin Canyon #103 trails. This loop around upper Martin Canyon travels through some beautiful, quiet, mountain country on the south side of Woodchute Mountain.

Woodchute Trail #102 takes us through the woods and up to a grand overview of the Verde Valley. We’ll learn the history of this mining, logging and ranching district from above the 7000' level. Woodchute Mountain is named for the chute once used to move logs down to …

Narrow cliffy trail that loops back to 89A. Fun if you don’t mind narrow trails and heights.

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GENERAL INFORMATION: Woodchute Trail #102 was established along what was once a bulldozer track on the south side of Woodchute Mountain. The bulldozer was used to create several watering tanks for cattle. The ponderosa pine forest along the trail is all second growth.