Hike or Mountain Bike Llama Trail, Sedona, Arizona

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Although suitable for hiking, the Llama Trail is an alternate connector between the Little Horse Trail and Templeton trail for mountain bikers wishing to avoid the popular Bell Rock Pathway. The Llama Trail is marked at its intersection with the Little Horse Trail. There is a large dead pinion pine tree at the intersection. Before the Llama Trail was marked, bikers carved a broad area around the trail intersection attempting to locate the Llama Trail access. Please stay on the trail so the area can heal. Bikers should take care to use the Bell Rock Pathway to access the Bell Rock Vista parking area. The Court House Butte Loop Trail passes through the Munds Mountain Wilderness where bikes are prohibited. Please respect the protection afforded by wilderness areas on plants and wildlife. Access: From the junction of Routes 89A and 179 in Sedona, take 179 south 6.5 miles to a short roadway on the left marked for Bell Rock Vista, milepost 307.1. The trail can also be accessed from the Little Horse Trailhead. From the junction of Routes 89A and 179 in Sedona, take 179 south 3.6 miles to a paved turnout and the Little Horse/BellRock Pathway trailhead parking is on the left (east) at milepost 309.8, .2 miles south of the entrance to the United Methodist Church.

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