Drew Canyon Trail #291

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This old pioneer trail, which was built prior to 1909, starts high in the ponderosa pine, firs, and bracken fern. It originates at the Crook Trail, crosses the Hole-in-Ground gravel pit road and drops off of the Rim.

At a Glance

General Information

Latitude: 34.33879444

Longitude: -110.9803

Length: 1 mile

Elevation: 6,750 feet - 7,600 feet.

• Be watchful for a lag tree along the way, a tree that was once used as a fire lookout before lookout towers were built.
• Due to the steepness of this trail, be sure to wear sturdy shoes and carry plenty of water.

From the north - Take Forest Road 34 to Forest Road 300; turn right (west) and drive for approximately 3.4 miles to Forest Road 9350. Turn south on 9350 and travel one mile.

From the south - Take State Highway 260 to Forest Road 300; follow Forest Road 300 for 5.4 miles to Forest Road 9350. Turn south on 9350 and travel one mile.