Beverly Canyon Loop
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The Beverly Canyon Loop is a moderately difficult hike in Phoenix’s South Mountain Preserve. This route is just over 2.0mi long and sees light traffic, making it a pleasantly quieter escape in the preserve than many of the other trails. You can also enjoy this hike as-is or use the connecting trails to add some distance if you want to keep exploring. This route is especially nice when the wildflowers are in bloom.
Getting there
The trailhead for the Beverly Canyon Loop is at the end of S 46th Street.
About
Backcountry Campground | No |
When to do | October-May |
Pets allowed | Yes - On Leash |
Family friendly | Yes |
Route Signage | Average |
Crowd Levels | Low |
Route Type | Loop |
Beverly Canyon Loop
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Beverly Canyon Loop Description
The Beverly Canyon Loop provides you with the great scenery of Phoenix’s South Mountain Preserve without the crowds that more popular trails can bring. This hike leads you through a pretty canyon at the far northeastern end of the preserve. Look for desert wildflowers if you’re hiking during peak bloom times. The trail is obvious and easy to follow.
If this route is shorter than you’d like, you can continue past the top of the loop or use one of the other connecting trails to keep hiking. Download a route guide if you’re interested in exploring the area. Remember to bring lots of water with you and don’t hike in the heat of the day.
From the trailhead, take Beverly Canyon Trail. Note that Javelina Canyon Trail also departs from this trailhead, so you’ll want the trail on your left when you’re looking at the preserve. At the first fork, stay left. You’ll enter the canyon and encounter the base of the loop. Stay right here to hike alongside the ridge above you. Continue until the Pima West Loop splits off to the left and follow it, then take another left to stay on this trail. Continue until you rejoin the Beverly Canon Loop Trail and head back to the trailhead.
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