Hamburger Rocks Trail
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Route Description for Hamburger Rocks Trail
The Hamburger Rocks Trail is a fantastic hike for moderately experienced hikers. This trail is long, so if you plan on doing it all in one day, start early and bring tons of water and snacks to fuel your adventure. You may also want to bring along a headlamp in case you wind up finishing in the dark. The trail itself is a gorgeous hike along Halls Creek Canyon wash and ends at the weird and wacky Hamburger rocks: hoodoo formations that look just like hamburgers. This hike can be done over a couple of days, just make sure you pick up a backcountry overnight camping permit before heading out on the trail.
From the trailhead, follow the path south to the wash and start your long hike along Halls Creek. Just past Muley Twist Canyon, look for a trail on the west side of the creek that leads up to the Hamburger Rocks.
Take a rest and enjoy lunch (maybe a burger?) at the rocks before heading back out the way you came.
Getting to the Hamburger Rocks Trail Trailhead
The Hamburger Trail begins at the Lower Muley Twist Trailhead on the south side of Burr Trail Road.Route Information
Backcountry Campground:
Disperse Camping with overnight backcountry permit
When to do:
March to November
Pets allowed:
No
Family friendly:
Older Children only
Route Signage:
Average
Crowd Levels:
Low
Route Type:
Out and back
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