by Ellen Heyn, Communications Associate
Peak-bagging season is here! Head to the mountains this summer and check these summits off your list.
Hike to the highest point in Arizona for a lung-busting workout and panoramic views. You'll climb a moderate grade of switchbacks, followed by a grueling final ascent along a ridge of loose rocks, topping out at 12,633 feet. Lace up your boots ›
The Henry Mountains were the last mountain range to be mapped in the lower 48. Today, the remote and rugged hike up Mt. Ellen (11,480 feet) gives you the ultimate bird's-eye view of this remote corner of southern Utah. Check it out ›
If the 3,000-foot climb up Kendrick Mountain doesn't leave you panting, then sweeping views from the peak will surely take your breath away. From the top (10,418 feet), enjoy great views of the San Francisco Volcanic Field. Get the details ›
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