Munds Wagon Trail is a historic 4-mile (one-way) trail in Coconino National Forest, Arizona, connecting Schnebly Hill Trail to Huckaby Trail.
Trail Details
- 🏃Activities
- Hiking
- 📊Difficulty
- Moderate
- 🔁Trail Type
- out and back
- 📏Distance
- 8 miles
- 🌤️Best Seasons
- spring, summer, fall, winter
- 📍Location
- AZ
- 🐕Dogs Allowed
- No
- 💵Fee
- Free
- 📋Permit Required
- Yes
Munds Wagon Trail is a historic 4-mile (one-way) trail in Coconino National Forest, Arizona, connecting Schnebly Hill Trail to Huckaby Trail. It is located near Sedona, Arizona, and is popular with visitors to the area.
This moderate out-and-back route offers breathtaking views of Sedona’s red rock formations, including Bear Wallow Canyon, Merry-Go-Round Rock, and Mitten Ridge.
The trail is well-marked, with sections shaded by Arizona cypress, and features moderate climbs and descents. It’s a great choice for hikers interested in Sedona’s history, geology, and scenic vistas.
This trail, once a key cattle route, was upgraded for wagon travel in the early 1900s, preserving its historic significance. Waypoints are well-marked with basket cairns, and hikers can enjoy shorter segments by utilizing mid-trail access points.
Nearby Camping
For those looking to extend their adventure, camping options in the area include:
- Manzanita Campground: Located along Oak Creek, this forested site offers tent camping and proximity to Sedona’s trails.
- Pine Flat Campground: Another nearby site along Oak Creek, offering shaded sites and picnic areas.
- Dispersed Camping: Coconino National Forest allows dispersed camping in designated areas outside Sedona. Check local regulations for availability and restrictions.
There are many lodging options in Sedona.