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| Trail | Park/Forest | Length |
| Pioneer Pass Tollroad Trail | Tonto National Forest | 4.3 |
| Pipeline Trail | Coconino National Forest | 2.8 |
| Pipeline Trail begins just north of Buffalo Park, Flagstaff's urban forest preserve, and follows a gas pipeline right-of-way along the base of Mt. Elden. | ||
| Pleasant Valley Trail | Apache and Sitgreaves National Forests | 14 |
| The Pleasant Valley Trail is actually an extremely hazardous road that is used by high-clearance, 4-wheel drive vehicle but it is not recommended for motorized vehicles. The trail begins in the canyon. On the right side in Limestone Gulch, in less than... | ||
| Pole Bridge Trail | Coronado National Forest | 3.8 |
| Pole Bridge Trail winds through the Pole Bridge Research Natural Area before switchbacking its way to higher ground. | ||
| Pole Knoll Recreation Area | Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest | 30 |
| Pole Knoll is very typical of the knolls that grace the White Mountains. The north side is heavily timbered with spruce, fir and aspen. The west and south aspects are mainly bunch-grass with some mixed conifers toward the top. The east side of the knol... | ||
| Pole Knoll Recreation Area Trail | Apache and Sitgreaves National Forests | |
| Pole Knoll is very typical of the knolls that grace the White Mountains. The north side is heavily timbered with spruce, fir and aspen. The west and south aspects are mainly bunch-grass with some mixed conifers toward the top. | ||
| Pontatoc Ridge Trail | Coronado National Forest | 1.8 |
| The Pontatoc Ridge Trail branches south off the canyon trail about 0.8 mile from the trailhead and climbs to the ridge top and then north to Pontatoc Saddle. | ||
| Pontatoc Trail | Coronado National Forest | 3.9 |
| Pontatoc/Pontatoc Ridge Trail | Coronado National Forest | 5.7 |
| There are good views along both of these trails and plenty of evidence of mining activity left over from the days when the Santa Catalinas were the focus of extensive mineral exploration. At one time the Pontatoc Ridge Trail was even called the Old Spa... | ||
| Powderhorn Lakes Trail #460 | Gunnison National Forest | 13 |
| This trail delivers the traveler to a high alpine tundra ecosystem with expansive views of the San Juan and La Garita Mountains. Elk are commonly sighted. | ||
| Powell Saddle Trail | Grand Canyon | |
| This trail leads five miles along the Powell Plateau from Swamp Point to Dutton Canyon. | ||
| Powers Garden Ninety Six Trail | ||
| Price Canyon Trail | Coronado National Forest | 5.8 |
| Price Canyon Trail leads from the end of the Price Canyon Road (FR #317) up a narrow sloping notch carved into the west shoulder of Sentinel Peak. | ||
| Price Canyon Trail Two Hundred Twentyfour | ||
| Price Shake Pine Gulch Trail 235-236 | ||
| Promontory Butte | Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest | 0.75 |
| The trail at the end of Forest Road 76B is marked with a pile of rocks and drops very steeply off of the Rim. Notes: | ||
| Promontory Butte Trail | Apache and Sitgreaves National Forests | 0.75 |
| Promontory Trail | Tonto National Forest | |
| Puerto Blanco Drive | ||
| Pump Station Trail | Tonto National Forest | |
| Pumpkin Trail | Kaibab National Forest | 5.5 |
| All of the hike is within the Kendrick Mountain Wilderness. The upper three quarters of it follow the alignment of an old sheepherder route used up to 40 years ago. The remains of an old sheepherder's cabin still stands alongside the trail about 1/4 mi... | ||
| Quantrell Mine Trail | Coronado National Forest | 1.3 |
| Soaring views of the Santa Cruz Valley, the Santa Rita foothills, and Elephant Head Rock are your reward on this short, rather difficult desert journey. The trail starts in the upper reaches of a branch off Chino Canyon and follows an old roadbed as it... | ||
| Quien Sabe Trail | Tonto National Forest | 2.5 |
| The north end of the the trail travels over private lnad, marked by a locked gate, however, hikers are permitted to pass through the gate and travel across the property. The trail may not be signed. Check with the Cave Creek Ranger District 602-488-... | ||
| Railroad Draw Trail | Prescott National Forest | 3 |
| Railroad Grade Trail | Apache and Sitgreaves National Forests | 21 |
| Formerly the railroad hauled logs from various parts of the Apache National Forest and the White Mountain Apache Reservation and later hauled tourists from McNary on a tour of the White Mountains. It has been unused for 3 decades. | ||
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