The Brown Canyon, Hamburg Trail, Ramsey Canyon Loop
Duration
6 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Enjoy hiking through lush canyons with flowing creeks and scenic ridges
Discover diverse wildlife including deer coyotes wild turkey and more
Learn about local flora fauna and ecological significance along trail
Experience the serene beauty of Ramsey Canyon Nature Preserve
€ 110.21
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Experience an extended journey along the Brown Canyon Loop that continues into the lush and scenic Ramsey Canyon, offering hikers a chance to explore some of Arizona’s most stunning landscapes. The trail begins with a climb through Brown Canyon, gradually rising over a ridge before descending into Ramsey Canyon where a peaceful creek winds through verdant surroundings. Along the way, hikers encounter dramatic cliffs, rocky outcrops, and vibrant plant life, providing both a physical challenge and a feast for the senses. The trail ultimately leads to the Ramsey Canyon Nature Preserve, a protected area renowned for its beauty and biodiversity.
Discover abundant wildlife and bird species as the trail meanders through diverse habitats. Bring binoculars and a camera to capture moments of deer grazing, wild turkeys foraging, coyotes roaming, and possibly even a rare coatimundi. The preserve’s mix of mountain vistas, flowing water, and shaded canyon corridors creates a perfect environment for observing and appreciating nature. Guides provide insights into the flora, fauna, and ecology of the region, making the hike both educational and visually rewarding. This hike combines moderate physical effort with opportunities for wildlife viewing, photography, and immersion in Arizona’s remarkable natural landscapes.
Hiking sticks
Day packs
Two liters of water and snacks
Gratuities
Hiking shoes and long pants
Weather appropriate clothing
Gloves
Sun protection recommended: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
Camera
No climbing skills needed some rocky terrain possible
Wear sturdy hiking shoes for rocky and uneven terrain
Dress in layers for changing weather conditions
Carry a camera and binoculars for wildlife and scenery
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Activity Provider: Trails and Tales of Cochise County
Customer Reviews
Travis
Several hiking trails of different elevations/lengths. There is free parking about a mile out, but the national parks pass is honored at this location so you can use that for closer parking. Minimal vegetation/shade so best to hit the trails earlier in the morning. No water available on site so pack your own. Dog friendly!
Steve
Brown Canyon Ranch offers a glimpse into life back in the earlier 1900s, with a ranch house and property open for exploring. There is also a trailhead and parking here, for a trail that goes up into Brown Canyon and offers various bird-watching and wildlife viewing while attaining elevation climb and mountain hiking challenges. One can also bike up and down part of Brown Canyon Trail. This location is a favorite for hikers, bicyclists, horseback riders, nature enthusiasts, and historians. There is an $8 daily fee associated with parking here and using this area, as it is National Forest land.
William
If you're a fan of exploring historic landmarks with the freedom to roam, Brown Canyon Ranch in Arizona is a great place. The property is expansive, featuring numerous trails and vast open areas ready for exploration. We enjoyed the home and following the loop around the ranch, but the most captivating experience was the trail to the left of the main house. This path led us deep into the woods, where we discovered a remote, intriguing graveyard and various historic relics scattered throughout. Each step was a journey through history. Unfortunately, we ran out of time long before we ran out of trail to explore. Highly recommend for anyone who loves a good adventure mixed with history!
Harris
I finally made it out to Brown Canyon Ranch. It was roughly a mile drive down the dirt road, in Coronado national Forest. it is located about a half a mile East of the Huachuca mountains. Right at the edge of the foothills. There are some trees. Rolling golden landscape, with beautiful views of the mountains. Majestic Foothills. And I think you can see just a teeny bit of Carr Peak peeking out. Beautiful view of Huachuca Peak, with a windmill great photography opportunities. The Old Ranch House, is open, and there are some furnishings, and housewares, a fireplace and several rooms it was kind of museum-like and cool. There's a wrap around porch that goes partially around the building. With benches under a shady roof. And vistas of mostly Huachuca Peak, and some Majestic views of close by Foothills. There are several hiking trails. There is not a lot of shade. Except right at the ranch house there is shade and several cottonwoods and benches in the shade. There are several hiking trails in all directions, some up to the mountains Brown Canyon trail, which connects eventually with, the Hamburg trail and leads to the summit of Carr Peak. There are other trails that lead back towards Sierra Vista. And there is a trail that leads to the INS security balloon blimp. Which is kind of cool you can see it behind The farmhouse when it is grounded. I had a great time here. I would not recommend coming here on a hot day it would be unpleasant. This would be a great place to come in the winter to hike the spring and the fall, keep in mind if you're hiking there will be no shade, at least for a half a mile till you get up into the mountains, there is an outhouse picnic tables, trash can, no water, fair cell phone service. The place seems to be very popular with local Sierra Vista and Hereford cyclists. As it is only about 1 mile, to Cherokee Street, and then only another half mile to Buffalo soldier trail, if you go by way of hiking trails. It is much further to town by car. I'd say it's about 10 miles from Walmart.
Richard
My first time to visit this area. It is an absolutely beautiful place to take a hike or have a picnic. The scenery is awesome and the hiking paths are mostly level so it is very nice for beginners or those of us with age problems. There is a parking lot off of Ramsey Rd. or you can drive in a short way on an unpaved road with ruts to the old ranch house where there is a nice large parking lot there. It is pet friendly and they have plastic bags for you to use.