Little Sugarloaf and Chimney Rock Loop

Sedona, Arizona

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2.47 miles

Elevation Gain

246 ft

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The Little Sugarloaf and Chimney Rock Loop in Sedona, Arizona, offers hikers stunning red rock vistas and panoramic city views. Ideal for an early morning adventure, this trail provides easy parking and quiet surroundings, with low crowds reported even around sunrise. The terrain is a mix of moderate ascents and descents, making it accessible yet engaging for most hikers, including those with dogs.

Hikers enjoy well-maintained paths with sections of rocky terrain, adding a touch of challenge without sacrificing accessibility. With dusty, dry ground and minimal bug presence, the hike remains enjoyable year-round. The summit offers breathtaking views of Sedona’s iconic red rocks, making the climb well worth the effort for those looking to immerse themselves in Arizona’s natural beauty.

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Little Sugarloaf and Chimney Rock Loop Reviews

Laura Smith

Little Sugarloaf and Chimney Rock Loop

10/24/24

Sugarloaf Trail is perfect gateway trail to Sedona. The views are spectacular and it’s super open, feels super safe. With little elevation gain and a short loop, its a relatively easy hike. A few steap rocky bits, but lots of space if people need to pass. Highly recommned doing this hike at sunrise or sunset.

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