AZT Pine Trailhead - Pine, Arizona

The AZT Pine Trailhead is a popular hiking area and tourist attraction, located at Highline Trail, Pine, AZ 85544, United States. This trailhead is a great starting point for those looking to explore the beautiful landscapes of Arizona.

The trailhead has a wheelchair-accessible car park, making it accessible for everyone to enjoy the outdoors. Visitors can engage in various activities such as cycling, hiking, jogging, and walking. The trail has a variety of difficulty levels, catering to both beginners and experienced hikers.

The area offers picnic tables and public restrooms, making it a great spot for a family day out. It is also good for kids with kid-friendly hikes available. Dog lovers can bring their furry friends along as dogs are allowed, both on and off-leash.

According to Google My Business, the AZT Pine Trailhead has received an impressive average opinion of 4.7/5 from 333 reviews. Visitors have praised the trail's beautiful scenery, well-maintained trails, and family-friendly atmosphere.

In addition to the trailhead, there are other points of interest nearby. Visitors can explore the nearby town of Pine, which offers various restaurants, shops, and accommodations. The area is also popular for camping, fishing, and bird watching.

Reviews of AZT Pine Trailhead

Joel DeWall

5/5

Great trailhead that's part of the iconic AZ trail. There's a couple of short loops that start there; upper Pine View and lower PIne View. I did the upper trail twice as a mountain bike loop and it was great. Challenging enough to be interesting but nothing that was unrideable.

Steve Keller

5/5

If you don't have time, go there anyway. A very beautiful spot. Various trails in addition to the AZT. From here north is one of the most beautiful parts of the AZT: about 25 miles total, to Geronimo creek, Washington Park and up the East Verde River to the Mogollon Rim.

Andrew J. Wood

5/5

Great stop before heading in the rim. Nice hiking and plenty of shade. Rigs over 25 be careful its tight. One way in and one way out, skinny road. Restrooms are standard enter at your own risk

RC Cristner

5/5

We walked the interpretive trail and it was easy, mostly flat. Beautiful and a great way to get started on the trails. It is wheelchair accessible.

Barbara Seltzer

4/5

Took trail to Oak Springs. First mile from parking lot fairly flat through timbered area. Had to cross road to continue on trail. Next section 1000 ft elevation change, some straight up, some switchbacks . Drop down to the Springs. This area very nice. Overall good hike.

NuCreation

5/5

On Good Friday of 2021, I needed a break away from the city had company holiday off and wanted to add some fun anywhere not too far from Phoenix. I love discovering new outdoorsy. Hiking trails specifically. This hiking area has many trails to offer. I’ve only done one see the picture. Drive time Took less than two hrs drive one trip. Weather is much cooler maybe 10-15 degrees different. It rained during the afternoon so make sure you check the weather constantly. Wear tennis or boots shoes, Dress In layers or bring extra clothes always come prepared if you’re hiking and grabbing food afterwards there are local restaurants the area not far. Spent a half day, got there 9:20am hiked two hrs, one hr in strawberry museums, two hrs eating, left 3:30pm back in Phoenix before 5:30pm. Enjoy!

Lynn Arneill-Brown

4/5

Nice short loop trails (2 to 3 miles)with some elevation. View meadows, pine woodland, lots of wild flowers in first if May,. Pineview trail, old Highline trail
Probably more earlier. Lots of signage. This also is part of the bigger Arizona Trail.

Alice Stack

5/5

What a spectacular place to hike. Trails of all different levels of experience. Our daughter is 4 and she had the best time here. Thank you to the community of Pine for their hospitality on our vacation!!!! Great place to visit if you love nature and wildlife and hiking!!!!