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Picacho Peak

Hike to Picacho Peak via Hunter Trail in Picacho Peak State Park #Hiking #Desert #Mountain

  • Distance: 4.6 Km
  • Elevation gain: 709 m
  • Maximum elevation: 950 m
  • Elevation loss: 708 m
  • Minimum elevation: 608 m
  • Moving time: 2 h 12 m
  • Moving speed: 2.1 Km/h
  • Maximum speed: 5.8 Km/h
  • Total time: 3 h 28 m
  • Global speed: 1.3 Km/h

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Trail profile

  • Distance: 4.6 Km
  • Elevation gain: 709 m
  • Maximum elevation: 950 m
  • Elevation loss: 708 m
  • Minimum elevation: 608 m
  • Moving time: 2 h 12 m
  • Moving speed: 2.1 Km/h
  • Maximum speed: 5.8 Km/h
  • Total time: 3 h 28 m
  • Global speed: 1.3 Km/h

About this trail

Name: Picacho Peak trail, distance, elevation, map, profile, GPS track

Start: Hunter Trail, Pinal County, Arizona, 85141, United States (32.64265 -111.40248)

End: Hunter Trail, Pinal County, Arizona, 85141, United States (32.64263 -111.40248)

Coordinates: 32.63478 -111.40516 32.64265 -111.40052

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Picacho Peak via Hunter Trail in Picacho Peak State Park

United States > Arizona > Pinal County

The Hunter Trail to Picacho Peak offers a challenging yet rewarding hiking experience. As you ascend, you'll encounter steep switchbacks and sections requiring the use of fixed cables to navigate exposed rock faces. Upon reaching the summit, panoramic views of the Sonoran Desert, including expansive saguaro…

Distance: 5.4 Km • Elevation gain: 695 m • Maximum elevation: 951 m

Picacho Peak Loop

United States > Arizona > Pinal County

Loop hike to Picacho Peak via Sunset Vista Trail, Hunter Trail, Barret Loop and Picacho Peak Road in the Picacho Peak State Park. #Hiking #Loop #Mountain #Nature #Park

Distance: 11.0 Km • Elevation gain: 883 m • Maximum elevation: 967 m

Gear up for your next adventure:

🧥Softshell Jackets - Flexible outdoor jackets
📷Backpack Camera Clips - Quick access to your camera while keeping your hands free for climbing
🏃Compression Recovery Socks - Reduce leg fatigue after heavy days of elevation gain
🍴Titanium Spork & Cutlery - Indestructible and feather-light eating utensils
📻Handheld UHF Radios - Critical communication for groups in the Australian outback

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