Quien Sabe Trail 250

Area Status: Closed

The Skull Mesa Trail 248, a difficult trail, or the Skunk Tank Trail 246, an easy trail, provides access to this trail. The trail is in a primitive condition; however, upgrading is planned.

Vegetation: Mesquite, juniper and acacia. Good views from several locations.

At a Glance

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Fees:	Spur Cross TH ($3.00 fee – Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Dept.) Cave Creek TH
Permit Info:
Open Season:	January
Usage:	Light
Restrictions:	Closed to motor vehicles. Be sure to allow plenty of time if you are not familiar with the routes. Carry an adequate supply of drinking water. One gallon per person per day is recommended during hot periods.Caution should also be taken when using this trail in the summer heat. Help keep your trails clean: If you PACK IT IN, PACK IT OUT!! Portions of the trail are rough in places and should be traveled with caution. This trail is the only connection between the northern and southern trails in this area. It crosses Skunk Ridge and crosses the head of Matty’s Fork. Do not drink untreated water. Giardia, a protozoan, is in many water impoundments and streams.
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General Information

Directions:

South end: Branches off Skull Mesa Trail 248, just east of Skull Mesa. North end: Branches off Skunk Tank Trail 246.

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Activities

Day Hiking

The Skull Mesa Trail 248, a difficult trail, or the Skunk Tank Trail 246, an easy trail, provides access to this trail. The trail is in a primitive condition; however, upgrading is planned.

Elevation desc	South end: (4,080 feet elevation) North end: (4,080 feet elevation)
Difficulty Level:	Easy

Horse Riding

The Skull Mesa Trail 248, a difficult trail, or the Skunk Tank Trail 246, an easy trail, provides access to this trail. The trail is in a primitive condition; however, upgrading is planned.