• Type: Hiking
    • User Rating  
  • NileGuide Expert tip:

    Bring lots of water, even in cool weather.


  • Description:

    • When Phoenicians debate about where the soul of Phoenix is located, Camelback Mountain inevitably gets a mention as one of the city's most important natural landmarks and icons. Although the mountain reaches only about 1,400 feet, hikers of all levels can challenge themselves as they trek up the shoulders of this giant. Those who keep climbing will be rewarded with unforgettable views of the the Valley.
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    User Reviews for Camelback Mountain

    •  

      Wow. What a workout! And the scenery is to die for

    • My husband and I hiked the Camelback today. It was VERY challenging for us - we are in our 20s but not really in shape (just started hitting the gym 2 weeks ago). The trails are NOT...

    • Read full thing to doreview
      • posted on 01.30.12
    •  

      Pro's and Con's

    • Climbed Camelback Mtn 11/26/11. It is a strenuous hike. Kids can do it with help, as well as dogs. There are times you will be scrambling on all fours. There are long sections of exposed...

    • Read full thing to doreview
      • posted on 11.27.11
    •  

      Worst hike of my life

    • This is quite possibly the worst hike ever!! The trail head has terrible parking and no bathrooms(well there were port-a-potties)…but come on…this place is in Paradise Valley and they...

    • Read full thing to doreview
      • posted on 10.09.11

    • Details
      • Contact:

      • visit website
      • tel: +1 602 256 3220
      • Address:

      • 5700 North Echo Canyon Parkway
      • (southeast corner McDonald drive and Tatum boulevard)
      • Phoenix, AZ 85018
      • Neighborhood:

      • East Valley
      • Strenuousness:

      • Intense

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