Curandero Trail in Pinal County, Arizona

Curandero Trail in Pinal County is a compacted-gravel, unlit path. It runs in an east-west direction and ends in a cul-de-sac.
Road Type
path
Route
east-west

Streets nearby

Old US 60/US 70 (Abandoned)
250 ft
Walkabout Trail
Australian Pavilion
550 ft
Adelaide Trail
Drover's Wool Shed, Boyce Thompson Picnic Area
0.1 mi
South American Deserts Loop
Common Birds of the Wallace Desert Garden
0.1 mi
Benson Bridge
0.2 mi
Pine Loop
The Ring of Life
0.2 mi
Blue Bush Loop
Aboriginal Seep
0.2 mi
Baja Desert Trail
The Grotto
0.2 mi
Boyce Thompson Road
0.2 mi
Ephedra Loop
Javelina Point, Barrier-Free Lookout, Wallace Desert Garden Ephedra Collection, Javelina in the Gardens
0.2 mi
Magma Ridge Trail
0.2 mi
Chihuahuan Desert Loop East
0.2 mi
Chihuahuan Desert Loop West
Trails End, Queen Creek Native American Presence, Peaceful Little Ones
0.3 mi
African Deserts Loop
Conversation Point, Weaver's Needle Lookout, Do You Hear What I Hear?
0.3 mi
Mohave Desert Trail
0.3 mi
High Trail
0.3 mi
Sonoran Desert Loop
Observation Lookout
0.3 mi
East Arboretum Way
0.4 mi
Berber Suspension Bridge
0.4 mi
Main Trail
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0.4 mi
North Picket Post Road
0.5 mi
Phoenix–Globe Highway
Shell, M202, M208, M205, M204, M206, M203, M207
0.6 mi
Old Highway Road
0.9 mi
L.O.S.T. Trail #221
1.0 mi
L.O.S.T. Loop Trail
1.0 mi
Old US 60/US 70
1.1 mi
East June Avenue
1.2 mi
East Saddleridge Trail
1.2 mi
Arizona Trail
American Flag Trailhead
1.3 mi
Picket Post Mountain Trail
1.3 mi
Perlite Road
1.4 mi
Alamo Canyon
1.4 mi
East Happy Camp Road
1.7 mi
Apache Tear Road
1.7 mi