Yeager Cabin Trail #11

Important Information:
Beginning Elevation: 7,200 Feet (2244.4 Meters)
Difficulty: Moderate
Elevation Gain: 200 Feet (62.3 Meters)
Ending Elevation: 7,000 Feet (2182.0 Meters)
Length: 1.9 Miles (3.17 Kilometers)
Time, One-way: 45 Minutes
Title: Yeager Cabin Trail #11
Usage: Moderate

General Description:
This trail is used mainly as a connection between TR #28 and TR #533, thus making possible a round-trip loop back to the trailheads on Highway 89A. The trail itself goes in a north-south direction staying mainly in ponderosa pine vegetation in the drainage of Little Yeager Canyon.

From TR #28 the trail gradually descends to the south following the drainage of Little Yeager Canyon for most of its length. After leaving the canyon there is about a 120-foot climb to where the trail ends on FR 105.

Directions:
From Prescott, To access the north end of the trail, travel east on Highway 89A, at the summit north of Mingus Mountain take Forest Road 104 south for approximately 1.3 miles to where it intersects with FR 413. Take FR 413 west for 0.8 miles to the trailhead for TR #28 near the fenced wildlife watering device. Take TR #28 for only 0.1 miles west to where it intersects TR #111.To access the south trailhead, instead of taking TR #28, continue driving south on FR 413 for 1.4 miles to the junction with FR 132. Then take FR 132 southwest for 0.4 miles to the junction with FR 105. Take FR 105 west for 0.25 miles to the trailhead for TR #111.

Seasons:
Recommended Seasons: Spring - Fall