Camp Verde, Arizona · Yavapai County · Facility
Trails in the Cedar Bench Wilderness include:Goat Springs Trail #542Lower Cedar Bench Trail #540Chasm Creek Trail #164The USFS Wilderness Stewardship brochure explains more about designated Wilderness and how you can become involved in helping care for this precious resource.
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Trails in the Cedar Bench Wilderness include:Goat Springs Trail #542Lower Cedar Bench Trail #540Chasm Creek Trail #164The USFS Wilderness Stewardship brochure explains more about designated Wilderness and how you can become involved in helping care for this precious resource.
Heading to Cedar Bench Wilderness? A few things to know before you go:
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