Try out this 8.9-kilometer out-and-back trail in Apache Junction, Arizona. Generally regarded as a difficult route. Because this is a popular hiking region, you will most likely come across other people while exploring. This trail is best visited between September and June.
The Flatiron via Siphon Draw Trail is a difficult day trek in the stunning Superstition Mountains. The route is full of difficult scrambles and is only suggested for experienced hikers. Bring plenty of water with you and wear sturdy shoes.
Several rock slides have occurred in recent years, and the upper section of the trail has been significantly affected. While on the higher section, please take measures and obey all signs. To aid navigation, there are blue and white markers.
You will travel up Siphon Draw Trail from the Siphon Draw Trailhead after leaving the parking area. You'll swiftly cross the Jacob Crosscut Trail intersection before going on to Slick Rock and, shortly after that, Siphon Falls. Following this road will get you to the saddle before the final steep push to the peak. The views from the top are well worth it, and it's a nice place to take a well-deserved break before returning down.
