Veit Springs Trail

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9300 N Snow Bowl Ranch Rd

Flagstaff, AZ 86001

http://hikearizona.com

Veit Springs Trail is a moderate hiking trail nestled in the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, Arizona. The trail offers a peaceful and scenic hike through ponderosa pine forests, with opportunities to see local wildlife and wildflowers.

This 2.3-mile loop trail is popular among hikers and nature enthusiasts looking for a relatively easy outdoor adventure. With its well-maintained paths and beautiful surroundings, Veit Springs Trail provides a refreshing escape into nature for visitors of all skill levels.

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4.57 reviews

Sean A.

8/19/2024

Beautiful hike. We took our dog and encountered a adolescent black bear about halfway to the cabins just off the main trail. We didn't see the mama bear but I'll bet she was nearby. First black...

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Darlene H.

7/23/2024

We were looking for a trail in the cool mountain aspens, so we decided to stop at the first trail head we came to on the snow bowl road. This was perfect for us! We're in our 70's it was an easy,...

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John T.

7/6/2019

We found the cabin! Lol. The hike was actually the highlight of the day for us. Just perfect for the two of us and our black labs. Just enough of a workout at this elevation the get your blood...

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Charles H.

1/11/2019

This trail was easy to find from the road and there is a map at the beginning of the trail so it's easy to follow. We went during winter so winter adventure seekers required backcountry permits to...

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Alley R.

7/26/2017

It's 4.5 but yelp doesn't let us give half stars. Alley pup LOVED this trail. There was a fire and the cabin did not look like it did in the pictures. The cabin isn't located behind the sign...

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