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Icehouse Canyon Trail
1 reviews
 5 of 5

Remote, technical, very steep and fast in some places. The top section of the trail is not heavily traveled and can be hard to follow in places. There are some very fun rock gardens and a few downed trees with up and over ramps. There are a few junctions halfway down. I rode this loop without a map (not recommended). The Globe Hot Shots told me it was the best way to loop the mountain. The last 2 miles of the climb (Squaw Springs) gains over 1500Ft! This trail system is not for the faint at heart.
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Latitude
32.715278
Longitude
-117.156389
Trail Directions
Hwy 60 East - Follow sign to historical district in Globe (left turn) - Follow signs to Pinal Peak and the Ranger Station - Turn right at the sign for the Pinal Peak Rec Area . . . if you reach the Ranger Station you missed the turn. Stay on this road till it turns to dirt and there will be a staging area/campground/trailhead on the left. Continue up the road till you reach the saddle. Go right on East Mountain Trail/Squaw Springs. The trail will take you to the top of Pinal Peak. Once on top cruise down the road approx 1 mile to the Icehouse Canyon Trailhead (196?).
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Trail Type
Singletrack
City/County
Globe
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Review Date
October 9, 2003

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Aerobic Difficulty
 4 of 5

Technical Difficulty
 4 of 5

Ridden Trail:
Every few months

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Reviewed by: pedalAZ ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
The initial review is misleading, because of the route description. Pinal Peak has a network of 5 wonderful trails from the top of the mountain down to the ranger station. Icehouse's trailhead at the top is the second one you reach when driving up Kellner Canyon Road (the only driving access to the top). Kellner Canyon Trail is the first trailhead, then Icehouse. Continuing on up the road, you pass the trailheads to SixShooter Canyon and Telephone Trail, and at the top of themountian, you can go east down Squaw Springs, or Northwest down Ferndell (which ties into SixShooter and Telephone). All 5 trails have over 3,000 feet of vertical before you end up on paved roads again. All have a great variety of terrain and challenges. I usually ride them as shuttles, but have pedaled up the forest road to the top once (just because it's there).

Recommended Route:
Ride it as a shuttle, connecting to Check Dam Trail on the lower part of the mountain, then bearing east to SixShooter Canyon Road when you finally leave singletrack. We stage our shuttles fomr a diurt parking lot a few hundred yards north of the ranger station on SixShooter Canyon Road.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Kellner Canyon, Telephone Trail, SixShooter Canyon, Ferndell, Squaw Springs/EastMountain.

Make a weekend of it, riding all the trails, cmaping ont he mountiantip, but eating Mexican food at Chalo's in Globe.



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