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

    The tallest peak in the Valley, the summit trail at Squaw Peak is perpetually filled with hikers looking for a good workout. While it can get a little crowded on the weekends in season, the trail's views from the top are absolutely worth the 1.5 mile trek up the hill. For a quieter hike, keep driving past the summit trailhead and try one of the other trails at the northernmost parking lot. There's more shade there, too.


  • Description:

    • Centrally located near the Squaw Peak Parkway, and easily accessible, this mountain offers both hiking and panoramic views. For hikers, the easy mile-long trail offers a long, slow climb to the summit. Every morning, you will find a few local hikers ascending this trail as park of their workout regimen. For those who wish to only watch, the park affords that opportunity as well. Covered ramadas in a well-maintained picnic area allow visitors to observe the local wildlife and plants. Admission is free.
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    • Details
      • Contact:

      • visit website
      • tel: +1 602 262 7901 / +1 602 262 7901 (Ranger) / +1 602 262 6862 (Phoenix Parks and Recreation)
      • Address:

      • 2701 East Squaw Peak Lane
      • (at the corner of Lincoln Drive)
      • Phoenix, AZ 85016
      • Hours:

      • 5:30a-11p daily
      • Strenuousness:

      • No Sweat

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