Berry Road Hike in the Coconino National Forest

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FRUITFUL FROLIC

Located on the eastern edge of Mormon Lake, Berry Road lives up to its name in August, when fruit-laden trees and shrubs like wax currants, Arizona walnuts and blueberry elder burst with ripening fruit.

Getting There: From Flagstaff, go 24.8 miles south on Lake Mary Road (Forest Road 3) to an unsigned road on the right just past milepost 319 where there’s a sign that reads “no vehicle turnaround.” Low-clearance vehicles should park along the pullouts here, otherwise drive the road 0.2 mile, cross a cattle guard, turn right at a fork, continue 0.1 mile uphill and park near a locked gate.

Length: 6.4 miles out and back

Rating: easy

Kid Friendly: YES

Pet Friendly: NO

Elevation: 7,182-7,031 feet

Best Season: May-October

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Photo credit Mare Czinar/PHOENIX

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