The Crest Trail from Monument Pass to Miller Peak
Duration
6 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Discover historic mining sites dating back to the late nineteenth century
Learn about the local history and legacy of early Arizona miners
Explore rugged trails offering both challenge and rewarding scenic vistas
Experience wildlife sightings along a remote and peaceful hiking trail
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Experience an invigorating hike along the Arizona Crest Trail from Monument Pass to Miller Peak and back, offering a perfect way to start the year with adventure. The trail winds through one of the least disturbed areas of Cochise County, presenting rugged mountain landscapes and panoramic views that shine brilliantly in the early morning light. Hikers will encounter challenging elevation changes that test endurance while providing rewarding vistas and a deep sense of connection to the wilderness. The route is ideal for those seeking both physical challenge and scenic beauty in a remote and peaceful setting.
Discover historic remnants along the way, including three old mining sites from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, offering a glimpse into the region’s mining past. Wildlife may also appear along the trail, providing opportunities to observe birds and mammals in their natural habitat. Photographers and nature enthusiasts will find plenty of inspiration while traversing this remote trail, making each step a balance of exploration, history, and nature. The hike combines physical exertion with cultural and natural discoveries, leaving participants with lasting memories of Arizona’s high desert and mountain beauty.
Hiking sticks
Day packs
Two liters of water and snacks
Gratuities
Hiking shoes and long pants
Weather appropriate clothing
Gloves
Sun protection recommended: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
Camera
No climbing skills needed some uneven terrain possible
Wear sturdy hiking shoes for rough terrain
Dress in layers for changing mountain weather
Carry a camera for scenic and historic views
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