Perry Tank Canyon

Black Canyon City, Arizona

4.0/5

based on 2 reviews

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Distance

14.6 miles

Elevation Gain

614 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

Description

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Perry Tank Canyon is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a river located near Mayer, Arizona.

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Features

Hiking

Dog Friendly

River

Scenic

Perry Tank Canyon Reviews

Deane Carlson

Explorer

Perry Tank Canyon

04/01/23

You'll need a high clear vehicle, an off-road vehicle. This isn't an easy accessible trail. Be promoted and let someone know before you head out here!

4.0

Deane Carlson

Explorer

Perry Tank Canyon

04/01/23

You'll need a high clear vehicle, an off-road vehicle. This isn't an easy accessible trail. Be promoted and let someone know before you head out here!

4.0

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