Juniper Springs Trail offers the traveler some unique and interesting views of northern Arizona.

The rolling course of the trail follows along the mountain's middle slopes through some of the San Francisco Peaks' most beautiful scenery.

Keenes Trail and the nearby horsecamp were named after Keenes Meade, a Forest Service mule packer. The trail begins in the Keenes Horse Camp and provides access to Trails No. 115, No. 116 and Horseshoe Lake. Horses and mules now share the heavily used route with hikers and bicycles as they pass thro...

Keet Seel trail takes you on Tsegi Canyon floor, with high sandstone walls to the huge Anasazi 150+ room cliff dwelling, one of the biggest and best preserved Anasazi cliff dwellings.

A continual climb through several different life zones.

The Ken Patrick Trail winds through forested areas and along the rim from Point Imperial to the North Kaibab Trail parking area.

From Kendrick's 10,418 foot summit, you can see the Grand Canyon to the north and Oak Creek Canyon to the south.

Keyhole Sink Trail traverses easy terrain through a ponderosa pine forest to some petroglyphs.