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Tusayan Bike Trail

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Pedal the depths of the Kaibab National Forest on the Tusayan Bike Trail. Following linked loop trails at an elevation of 6,750 feet, you can bike as few as 3 mi or as many as 32 mi round-trip along old logging roads through ponderosa pine forest. Keep an eye out for elk, mule deer, hawks, eagles, pronghorn antelope, turkeys, coyote, and porcupines. Open for biking year-round (but most feasible March through October), the trail is accessed on the west side of Hwy. 64, a half-mile north of Tusayan.

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