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Mount Humphreys Peak

Mount Humphreys Peak Trail

Hike Description:

This trail will take you to the highest point in Arizona. On this trail you will see the Grand Canyon, Sedona Oak Creek Canyon, Mesas of the Hopi Native American Tribe. It is recommended to start early because afternoon weather can become dangerous. I have seen it snow on the top in July. Also, in the monsoon season it can be deadly with lighting. We start at 7 am for a little under a 10-mile hike total back and forth to the saddle. Which is much easier then going all the way to the top, at almost 12 miles total.

Personally, after a 9-mile hike I usually don’t feel like I need to hike further. If you do, we will set up a guide that will meet your challenge. As usual the choice is yours, except if weather patterns look dicey, then you can go on if you want, but you are responsible for your own safety and life, as we always recommend staying safe. Right before the main entrance of Snowbowl Ski Area on the left you will find the parking lot that leads you to the trail.

As usual your guide will meet you at the trail head wearing a backpack with yoga mats attached and holding an ASU Umbrella.

  • Cost:
    • 1 Person = $300
    • 2 People = $300
    • 3 People = $325
    • 4 People = $350
    • 5 People = $375
    • 6 People = $400
    • $25 for Each Additional Person
  • Parking Cost: Free
  • Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult - (Should Be For Some One That Exercises Often)
  • Hike Duration: 360 to 420 minutes
  • Location: 14.5 miles northwest of Flagstaff on paved roads.
  • Directions: From Flagstaff drive north on US 180 for 7 miles to FR 516, the Snowbowl Road. Drive 7.4 miles on this paved road to the lower parking lot of the Snowbowl facility. The trailhead is located at the north end of the parking lot (see map).
  • GPS: 35°19'52.4"N 111°42'42.2"W
  • USGS Map: Humphreys Peak Quad
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