Parks in Jerome, Arizona

Small and often overlooked, the Woodchute Wilderness offers uncrowded hiking along with some spectacular vistas. Reaching the top of Woodchute ... More on Trails

Easy access combined with breathtaking views . More on Trails

This easy trail goes to the north end of Woodchute Mountain in the Woodchute Wilderness. Youll have some panoramic views of the western Mogollon Rim and Sycamore Canyon. From the trailhead, hike no... More on Trails

Nice views of the Ve More on Trails

This is an enjoyable hike through ponderosa pine and Gambel oak forest on Mingus Mountain, with some good views. The well-graded trail climbs gently north through an open stand of ponderosa pine. A... More on Trails

Not a lot of views from this trail. More on Trails

Separate play space for 2-5 year olds (tot lot). Historic mansion listed on the National Register of Historic Places Antique mining equipment History exhibits Video presentations ... More on KaBoom.org

The "Billion Dollar" Copper Camp Jerome's modern history began in 1876 when three prospectors staked claims on rich copper deposits. They sold out to a group which formed the United Verde Copper Co... More on familydaysoutusa

A small, easily accessible Wilderness near the geographic heart of Arizona, Woodchute offers spectacular views of the San Francisco Mountains and panoramic vistas of the central portion of the stat... More on Epinions.com

Named for a long wooden chute once used to deliver ponderosa timbers down the mountain to the mines in Jerome, Woodchute Wilderness is located in the northern portion of the Mingus Mountains. Altho... More on Trails

This sprawling Arizona Wilderness encompasses all of Sycamore Canyon, from its pine- and fir-forested rim on the Colorado Plateau down through the Mogollon Rim to its desert mouth in the Verde Valley. The canyon winds for over 20 ... More on Epinions.com

Placing on the map is approximate. More on OffRoadNorthAmerica

My wife and I went up Jerome on sat . we stayed at the ghost city inn.great More on Trails

Honanki has more extensive ruins but less interesting rock art. You need a Red Rock pass ( see the scenery... More on manual_books

Not real far from the parking , and not a whole lot of trail-climbing to see what's there. More on Yahoo! Travel

Bell Rock is one of four rock formations in Sedona believed by New Age adherents to contain a power vortex.... More on SacredDestinations

Great view of the Sedona valley from the top. More on GeckoGo

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Having had no experience with the v More on igougo