Basics
- Location:
- In the southern White Mountains 23 miles south of Alpine off Hwy. 191.
- Setting:
- Mountainous
- Length:
- 5.5 mile loop
- Difficulty:
- Beginner
- Aerobic Difficulty:
- Easy
- Time To Allow:
- 1 hour
- Elevation Change:
- 300 feet
- Season:
- May to October
Description
Hannagan Meadow Loop follows a primitive two-track and some dirt forest service roads through pretty alpine scenery. The route follows a power line for about a mile but most of the way is wilderness.
From the trailhead ride about 100 yards along FS 576 to the power line road and turn right onto it. Ride 1 mile to where a two-track road bears to the left. Follow this primitive road about 1.5 miles to you see another junction. Turn right onto this dirt road and ride 2 miles to you reach another power line road at a corral. Follow this road back to Hannagan Meadow Lodge on Hwy. 191 about 1/4 mile south of the trailhead.
All road junctions are marked with blue diamond markers.
Details
Location:
In the southern White Mountains 23 miles south of Alpine off Hwy. 191.
Setting:
Mountainous
Length:
5.5 mile loop
Difficulty:
Beginner
Aerobic Difficulty:
Easy
Time To Allow:
1 hour
Elevation Change:
300
Season:
May to October
Additional Details:
For more information please contact:
Alpine Ranger District
PO Box 469
Alpine, AZ 85920
520-339-4384
Map + Directions
Basic Directions
To get to the trailhead:
Drive 23 miles south from Alpine on Hwy. 191 to Forest Service Route 576 (a quarter mile before Hannagan Meadow Lodge). Take a right and park.
