Hiking in the fall anywhere in the Grand Canyon State is a remarkable adventure. However, it’s not just the cooler air after a grueling summer that entices people to hit the trails. In the higher elevation areas, it’s the fall foliage that’s the big draw. If you’re looking for a spectacular fall foliage hike in Arizona, there’s one in Flagstaff you’ll have to try if you can. It’s not an easy hike but, if you’re able to make the trek, you’ll be rewarded with some incredible fall colors as well as views.

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Have you ever hiked the Abineau and Bear Jaw Loop Trail in Flagstaff? Or do you have another spectacular fall foliage hike in Arizona you’d like to share? Please do so in the comments! For trail information, visit AllTrails, and don’t forget to download the AllTrails+ app before you go.

You can also check out the vibrant fall colors at Dead Horse Ranch State Park, a small Arizona state park.

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