Have you heard? Hiking in Arizona is highly addictive.
For one of the most complete listing of Arizona-related hiking links go to
AZventure in Hiking.

This hiking site features a hike of the week/month and links to the Grand Canyon, with trail info, park info, and pictures. For hikes into the wilderness of Arizona this site has links to Central Arizona and Northern Arizona. These links feature journals and descriptions of hiking trips for various parks and great pictures.

Hiking the Kachina Peaks Wilderness and the highest point in Arizona,— Humphreys Peak

This exhilarating hike to an alititude of 12,633 feet, is a climbing hike filled with contrasts. The lower levels pass through fallen dead timber and bare ground. Climbing higher, you encounter fragile tundra with sparse grasses and wild strawberry plants. Above the tree line, you see the majesty of the series of peaks of the Kachina Peaks Wilderness. There before you stands Kendrick, Bill Williams, Fremont and Agassiz Peaks. This strenuous hike requires water and protective clothing from the wind and cold. There are wind breaks at the summit to rest in and enjoy the view. A rewarding climax for the upward journey.

This hike climbs 3,600 feet in a walking distance of 4.5 miles

How about the highest hike in Arizona? No? You would rather take the lowest hike? Check out this site created by professors of Arizona State University.
http://www.az2020.org/

ARIZONA's 20-20 Challenge
Hike one of Arizona's 20 highest peaks or one of her 20 lowest canyons. Or take the Challenge and hike them all. . This site gives 3D digital maps of each of the highest and lowest places featured along with road maps, trail reviews, weather access, some tips on safety and beautiful photos. Need to keep track of your hikes? Epeak Register is offered. A big colorful map on the home page divides the state into seven categories and shows the location of the highest and lowest hikes. So check the links on the home page to Humpreys -and see photos and maps of the highest peak in Arizona.

Then you have to also check Agua Fria -and see photos and maps of the lowest canyon. http://www.az2020.org/

Click here to enter your favorite Arizona Hike.