This was a trail that is definitely worth exploring. But the part I really think is a must see is the Soldier Pass Cave. It is a steep climb off the regular trail to this beautiful cave structure....
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Soldier Pass Trail, nestled in the picturesque surroundings of Sedona, Arizona, offers outdoor enthusiasts a captivating journey through stunning red rock formations and serene desert landscapes. As hikers traverse the trail, they are treated to breathtaking views of unique geological formations, including the renowned Seven Sacred Pools and the mesmerizing Devil's Kitchen sinkhole. The trail's moderate difficulty level makes it accessible to a wide range of hikers, from beginners to experienced adventurers seeking a rewarding challenge in the heart of nature.
Exploring Soldier Pass Trail provides an opportunity for visitors to immerse themselves in the rich history and natural beauty of Sedona, as they encounter ancient rock art, diverse flora and fauna, and the tranquil sounds of flowing streams along the way. With its convenient location and well-marked paths, the trail invites travelers to embark on a memorable outdoor experience filled with wonder and discovery. Whether seeking a peaceful solo hike or a memorable outing with loved ones, Soldier Pass Trail promises an unforgettable adventure in the captivating landscapes of Sedona, Arizona.
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This is in the top 3 hikes of everywhere I've been all over the planet and it would have been much better if I didn't forget the backpack with our water and snacks. We came during a busy season...
Soldier Pass Trail was amazing, I've been wanting to see Seven Sacred Pools for a few years now. We parked at Jim Thompson parking lot and walked the Cibola trail to meet up with Soldier Pass...
Fun hike! A little busy but to be expected when the weather finally cooled off. My dog was able to make it also, but he's an active breed. Little dogs I'm not sure would do too great.
The trailhead parking lot was closed, but they offer a shuttle service with parking lot about a mile away- parking was a mess- we had to wait for hikers to leave, then the shuttle was very...
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