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The San Pedro Trail is a long distance trail that parallels the river though most of the
San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area. It is a nonmotorized trail, open to hiking,
bicycling and horseback riding.
- Fairbank Section **Adopted by Girl Scout Troop 141 - Tucson**
Trailhead: Fairbank, north to Willow Wash
Length: 2 miles
Points of interest: Ruins of Grand Central Mill
- Charleston Section **Adopted by Dawn to
Dust Mountain Bike Club**
Trailhead: Charleston, north to Boquillas Ranch, or
Fairbank
Length: 5.8 miles to Boquillas, 8 miles to
Fairbank
Points of Interest: Ruins of Millville and Boston
Mill, Boquillas Ranch
- Clanton Section **Adopted by Sierra Vista
Area Chamber of Commerce**
Trailhead: Hwy 90 across from San Pedro House,
north to Escapule Rd
Length: 3.6 miles
Points of Interest: Ruins of historic Clanton Ranch
- Del Valle Section **Adopted by Thunder
Mountain Trekkers & Coronado 4-H**
Trailhead: San Pedro House, south to Hereford
Rd
Length: 8.5 miles
- Hereford Section **Adopted by Casa de San
Pedro Bed and Breakfast**
Trailhead: Hereford Rd or Waters
Rd
Length: 2.5 miles
Under construction
- Palominas Section **Adopted by Friends of
the San Pedro River Ride Team**
Trailhead: NCA entrance just south of Hwy 92, south
to Mexican border
Length: 4 miles
Connector and Loop Trails
The following trails connect points of interest to the San Pedro Trail.
- Curry Draw **Available for adoption**
Trailhead: Murray Springs parking area, east to San
Pedro Trail and River
Length: 1.6 miles to San Pedro Trail, 2.2 miles to
San Pedro River
- San Pedro House Loop **Adopted by Friends
of the San Pedro River**
Trailhead: San Pedro House
Length: 1 mile
Points of Interest: San Pedro River and Kingfisher
Pond
- Presidio Santa Cruz de Terrenate Interpretive Loop
Trailhead: On Kellar Rd, off Hwy 82
Length: 1.2 miles to ruins of Spanish fort built in
1776
See San Pedro Trail map. For further information concerning the San Pedro Trail, please contact the Sierra Vista office at (520) 458-3559.
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