Red Rock - Secret Mountain Wilderness
The 43,950 acres of the Red Rock - Secret Mountain Wilderness Area are full of stunning rosy-hued cliffs, buttes and canyons. This Wilderness Area was designated in 1984 and marks the edge of the Colorado Plateau just east of Sycamore Canyon Wilderness.
The Red Rock - Secret Mountain Wilderness Area, despite its name, is one of Arizona's most accessible Wilderness Areas. A large network of trails criss-cross the area's deep canyons and dense riparian vegetation.
Trails in the Wilderness
All trails into the Wilderness start in the Red Rock Ranger District except Secret Mountain Trail #109, which is accessed from the Flagstaff Ranger District.
- A.B. Young #100
- Bear Mountain #54
- Bear Sign #59
- Boynton Canyon #47
- Brin's Mesa #119
- David Miller (Secret Canyon Loop Trails)
- Dry Creek #52
- Fay Canyon #53
- HS #50
- Loy Canyon #5
- Long Canyon #122
- Mooney #12
- Secret Canyon #121
- Secret Mountain #109 (Flagstaff Ranger District)
- Soldier Pass #66
- Sterling Pass #46
- Vultee Arch #22
- West Fork Trail #108
- Wilson Mountain #10 and North Wilson #123