Choose Kingman’s Trail Systems: Experience Serene Steps & Scenic Strolls

Tired of the same old routine? Do you want to start a routine? Consider stepping outside and reconnecting with nature! Kingman’s Trails & Walk Paths offer the perfect escape, whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just starting your fitness journey. As we wrap up National Wellness Month and kick off Self-Care Awareness Month, this is a great time to discover the benefits of exploring the great outdoors of Arizona. 

Wellness Vs. Self-Care 

While often used interchangeably, wellness and self-care are distinct concepts. “Wellness is the quality or state of being healthy in body and mind, especially as a result of deliberate effort,” says Guiding Wellness. The “deliberate effort,” is self-care.

Quotes from the founders of the annual month-long awareness promotions:

• “Self-care is really just about becoming an advocate for yourself,” says Evolve to Live, founders of Self-Care Awareness Month.
• “We believe that small, daily acts of self-care lead to a lifetime of wellness,” says Live Love Spa, founders of National Wellness Month.

Focus on becoming an advocate for yourself by making Kingman’s Trails & Walk Paths your wellness sanctuary.  

Kingman’s Trail Systems

Kingman has two major trail systems for walking, hiking, running, and escaping: White Cliffs (9.7 miles) and Cerbat Foothills Recreation Area (CFRA) (42.18 miles). With over 50 miles of passage, both systems take explorers on a scenic foot tour into the valleys and hillsides of Kingman. Covering so much land allows for multiple trails and walk paths of various lengths and challenges.

Beginner Trails & Walk Paths at White Cliffs

• Wagon Wheels Trails - 0.21 miles
• Wagon Wheels Bypass - 0.12 miles
• Lower Loop - 0.06 miles
• Doc’s Trail - 0.38 miles
• Jackrabbit Loop - 0.44 miles
• Quail Trail - 0.17 miles
• Cactus Loop - 0.31 miles
• Chuckwallas Loop - 0.48 miles

For intermediate and advanced routes, visit White Cliffs Trail System Information.  

Trails & Walk Paths at CFRA

• Badger Trail - 3.18 miles
• Castle-Rock Trail - 6.10 miles
• Rattler Trail - 4.97 miles
• Sidewinder Trail - 3.29 miles
• Camp Beale Loop - 3.27 miles
• Foothills Rim Trail - 10.3 miles
• Monolith Gardens Trail - 9.54 miles
• Camp Beale-Monolith Connector Trail - 1.53 miles

Access to Badger, Coyote Pass, and Camp Beal Loop requires travel between the I-40 and US 93 North. Be sure to review the entry options before driving over. You can learn more about the trails and walk paths at Kingman Parks and Recreation.

Four things to remember while experiencing serene steps and scenic strolls:

1. Stay hydrated and drink two quarts of water for every hour of activity.
2. You may encounter livestock.
3. Wildlife is abundant during early mornings and late evenings.
4. Summer mornings can be inviting, yet weather conditions are more favorable from September through May.

During the spring months, after a wet winter, wildflowers will bloom lending a different appearance and experience for trail and walk path explorers. 

Choose Kingman 

Whether you’re looking to boost your mood, improve your physical health, or simply enjoy the beauty of nature, there’s something for everyone. Lace up your shoes and choose Kingman’s Trails & Walk Paths.