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Bookmark or Share- Hualapai Mountain Park - Visit ArizonaHualapai Mountain Park features 11 miles of diverse trails for hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding. Start at the main trailhead and go north for an out-and-back hike that overlooks the Cerbat Mountains and passes the historic Silver Bell Mine, which operated for more than 100 years.
- From Desert to Forest: Take a Day Trip to Hualapai Mountain ParkIf you think western Arizona is all desert, think again. About an hour's easy drive from Lake Havasu City, and just 12 miles southeast from the heart of Route 66 in Kingman, sits Hualapai Mountain Park: an evergreen oasis and reprieve from the arid desert land below.
- Hualapai Peak, AZ | HikeArizonaThe Hualapai Mountains are named after Native Americans who resided here until being relocated by the US Military in the 1870s. Trails in the mountains were constructed beginning in the 1930s by the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) and maintained and updated over time.
- Deer Canyon - Hualapai Mountains, AZ | HikeArizonaDeer Canyon - Hualapai Mountains is a 0.85 mile one way hike with 590 feet accumulated elevation gain. Located 11 miles east-southeast of Kingman Arizona. Trailhead.
- Hualapai Mountain Park | Mohave County ParksCamping rates are $30 per night plus $10 per pet/per night. No Hook-Ups. Dry camping sites are available on a first-come, first served bases. All rates are subject to change without notice. RV Camping is available by reservation only. RV Parks are open seasonally from May 1st - Oct 31st. All rates are subject to change without notice.
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