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Distance
2.88 miles
Elevation Gain
361 ft
Route Type
Loop
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Cat's Peaks Loop via Blevins Trail is a popular hiking trail located in Apache Junction, Arizona. This trail is known for its moderate difficulty level, making it suitable for hikers with some experience. The trail spans approximately 2.88 miles and features an elevation gain of 361 feet, providing a decent workout for hikers. The trail is well-marked and offers a variety of natural features. Hikers will pass through a desert landscape, with views of the Superstition Mountains and the surrounding area. The trail also features a number of rock formations, adding to the visual interest of the hike. Hikers are advised to bring plenty of water, as the trail can be hot and dry, especially in the summer months. The trail is open year-round, but the best times to visit are in the spring and fall when temperatures are more moderate. Hikers should also be aware that the trail can be busy, especially on weekends, so plan accordingly.
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