Cookstove Trail to Harding Springs Loop

Sedona, Arizona

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Distance

3.54 miles

Elevation Gain

961 ft

Route Type

Loop

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Cookstove Trail to Harding Springs Loop located near Munds, Arizona, is an extension of 1.5-mile Cookstove Trail if you're looking to extend your hike. Enjoy scenic views along this 3.6 mile trail, but be sure to bring plenty of water and sun coverage on warmer days.

PARKING

Be sure you pack your Red Rock Pass if you are planning on parking along 89A. A night spent at either Cave Springs Campground or Pine Flat Campground leaves you steps away from the trailheads for this loop.

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