Hokaygon Trail #341

Hokaygon Trail #341 traverses the rolling terrain southeast of Granite Mountain. The trail stays primarily in pinyon-juniper woodland and is carved out from the dense understory of classic chaparral shrubs such as scrub oak, apache plume, and mountain mahogany. This is excellent habitat for many species of southwestern birds, especially towhees and jays. Both ends of this trail tie into the Willow Trail #347, making for a delightful loop hike or ride. This route is approximately 3.5 miles long. Those who prefer a longer trek can follow Trail #347, which continues west and provides access to many of the trails associated with the Granite Basin Recreation Area.

This trail is open to hikers, horseback riders, and mountain bicyclists. Please be considerate of other users—slow down and know when to yield the trail. Dogs must be on leashes; please clean up after pets.

Printable Resources:

Trail Description and Map (399 KB; Black and White; 8.5” X 11”)
Granite Basin Recreation Area Brochure (120 KB; Color; 8.5” X 17”)

At a Glance

Fees:	No
Open Season:	Year Round
Usage:	Medium
Closest Towns:	Approximately 15 minutes from Prescott, AZ
Water:	Not available. Surface water should be treated.

General Information

Directions:

Hokaygon Trail #341 is an internal trail that can be accessed via Trail #347. From its intersection with Iron Springs Road, travel north on Williamson Valley Road for 1.5 miles to Burnt Ranch Road. Turn left and go one block to Hozoni Road. Turn right and travel two blocks to Katahn Road. Turn left and proceed 0.4 miles to the junction of Katahn and Yeibitchai Road. Continue straight ahead for 0.1 miles to the trailhead on the right. Parking is fair, with room for 2-3 vehicles. Follow Trail #347 approximately 0.5 miles to Trail #341. The road condition is paved.

General Notes:

Connecting trails: Willow Trail #347
Maps:
- USGS Map: 7.5’ quad for Iron Springs
- Prescott National Forest Map, west half
Average hiking time: 30 minutes, one way

Activities

Mountain Biking

A pleasant ride across the rolling terrain below Granite Mountain. This trail connects with Trail #347, which provides access to many other trails for longer rides.

Difficulty Level:	Easy

Day Hiking

A pleasant hike across the rolling terrain below Granite Mountain that can be combined with Trail #347 to make a 3.5 mile loop.

Difficulty Level:	Easy

Horse Riding

A pleasant ride across the rolling terrain below Granite Mountain. This trail connects with Trail #347, which provides access to many other trails for longer rides.