Quick Summary:
- Arizona is home to some of the most majestic peaks in the country, including Humphreys Peak; with an elevation of 12,633 feet, it is the highest point in the state and a popular hiking destination.
- If you're more interested in beautiful landscapes than hiking, there are plenty of stunning mountains formed from volcanic lava.
- Don't hesitate to plan a day or weekend trip – the state's sunny southern location means that there are plenty of mountains to visit all year round.
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Agassiz Peak
Agathla Peak
Baboquivari Peak Wilderness
Boundary Cone
Camelback Mountain, Arizona
Carr Peak
Cat Mountain
Chiricahua Mountains
Four Peaks
Fremont Peak
Humphreys Peak
Miller Peak
Mount Baldy
Mount Graham
Mount Lemmon
Picacho Peak
Piestewa Peak
Rincon Mountains, Arizona
San Francisco Peaks
Santa Catalina Mountains
Santa Rita Mountains
South Mountain
Superstition Mountains
Temple-Hayden (A Mountain)
White Mountains
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