One of the perks to taking your yearly vacation in Arizona is that you will be able to devote large chunks of your time to hiking and taking in a truly spectacular outdoors. Although the state has several wonderful hiking trails, there are four that every outdoors enthusiast should make use of.

Wet Beaver Loop

The Wet Beaver Loop is not a trail that should be hiked by a novice. The trail is a twenty-two mile loop so you should plan on taking a couple of days to complete it. That’s okay because there several places where you will enjoy camping. While you are hiking the Wet Beaver Loop you will not only be able to see waterfalls, but you will also see the Waldrop canyon. There is a portion of the trail that requires you to cross water, so make sure you have clothing that you can change into.

The Wet Beaver Loop is not for children.

Wet Beaver Loop