Amigos Wash Trail is a 1.2 point-to-point trail that is accessible from the Blevins trail at the north and continues south and ends at the Channel Trail. Use caution, this trail is a wash.
Since Cat Peaks is a point-to-point trail, There are several ways to get to the Cat Peaks trail. This route starts at the west Blevins trail head and follows Blevins to Meridian and then accesses the Cat Peaks trail from the east side of Usery Mountain Park.
The Crismon Wash Trail is 1.8 mile trail that is accessible from the south at the Crismon road trailhead. It is also accessible from the Blevins train to the north. There are several trails that can be used to make a nice loop hike. Use caution as this trail is a wash.
Moon Rock Loop makes a 5.3 mile loop, when combined with the Blevins Trail, which serves as its main access trail. It is located in Usery Mountain Park near Mesa, Arizona and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for mountain biking and is accessible year-round.
The Ruidoso trail allows access to southern part of Usery Mountain Regional Park from a small trailhead on the west side of Meridian road in Mesa. This trail ends at the Spillway trail. At this point return for a 2.6 mile hike or hike further into the park.
The Signal Wash Trail is a .5 mile point-to-point trail. At the trailhead stay to the left. After .5 miles It connects back into to the Spillway Trail. This trail is a wash so use caution.
The Spillway Trail is 1.2 mile out and back trail for a total 2.4 miles. At the trailhead stay to the right. It connects with several trails that will take you to the western part of Usery Mountain Park. At the northern most point, it connects near the Cat Peaks trail.
This loop begins at the Blevins East trail head. This route encompasses the eastern most trails (Meridian, County Line, Ruidoso) of Usery Mountain Regional Park.
The .6 mile Vista trail is a point-to-point trail that goes up and over the small peak that the Merkle trail goes around. Some great views are seen from the top.
Wind Cave Trail is a 3.2 mile out and back trail located near Mesa, Arizona that features a cave and is rated as difficult. The trail is primarily used for hiking & trail running and is accessible from October until April. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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