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Easy 0.7-mile hike on Noon Creek Trail #302A in Coronado National Forest, featuring rocky terrain, unique flora, and a year-round water cros
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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The trail begins near the group picnic area of the Noon Creek Campground. Parking is typically available there.
While categorized as T1 (easy walk) on the Hiking SAC Scale, the trail features immediate uphill climbs and rocky terrain, often with loose boulders. Grass can also conceal rocks, making it a more rugged experience. It might be challenging for very young children or those unaccustomed to uneven surfaces.
Yes, dogs are allowed on the Noon Creek Trail #302A. Please ensure they are kept on a leash and that you clean up after them.
The best season to hike the Noon Creek Trail #302A is typically from April to November, offering more favorable weather conditions.
The Noon Creek Trail #302A is located within the Coronado National Forest. While specific permits for hiking this trail are generally not required, it's always a good idea to check the official forest service website for any current regulations or fees that might apply to the area. You can find more information on the USDA Forest Service website.
The trail is characterized by rocky terrain and immediate uphill climbs from the trailhead. As you progress, it winds around large rocks, which can sometimes be concealed by grass. Parts of the trail can be a rough, rocky descent with loose boulders, especially after rain.
Yes, the Noon Creek Trail #302A climbs to a junction with the Round the Mountain Trail #302. It also forms part of the Sky Islands Traverse and intersects with sections of the Grand Enchantment Trail and its Alternative 10B.
Hikers can observe unique flora like Alligator Bark Juniper. Around the one-mile mark, there's a water crossing that may flow year-round. The trail also connects to a larger system, including an unmarked junction leading to Noon Creek and a dispersed campground.
According to komoot's tour data, the estimated duration for hiking this trail is approximately 21 minutes for the 1.1 km (0.7 mi) route.
Given the rocky and potentially rugged terrain, sturdy hiking shoes with good ankle support are highly recommended. Be prepared for immediate uphill sections and uneven surfaces. Bringing water is always advisable, especially during warmer months.
Around the one-mile mark, there is a water crossing that may flow year-round. However, it's always best to carry your own water to ensure you have enough for your hike.