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
San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area
Manager: Mark Rekshynskyj
1763 Paseo San Luis
Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-4611
(520) 439-6400
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