Best Camelback Mountain Tours & Trips

Looking similar to the hump and head of a kneeling camel, this Phoenix mountain with a summit of 2,704 feet is situated within the Camelback Mountain Echo Canyon Recreation Area. Camelback Mountain was originally set aside to be used as a Native American Reservation in the late 1800s, but became private land until the state government worked out a deal to acquire it in 1968. The mountain contains the Echo Canyon Trail and the Cholla Trail that rise 1,200 feet in elevation.

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FAQs about Camelback Mountain Tours

How difficult is the Devil’s Trail hike at Camelback Mountain?

The Devil’s Trail at Camelback Mountain is rated strenuous - expect a 1.2-mile ascent with steep inclines, exposed rock sections, and elevation gain of over 1,200 feet. Use caution on loose gravel and bring gloves for gripping handholds. Not recommended for beginners or those with a fear of heights. Hike early to avoid extreme heat, especially May-September.

What should I bring for a safe hike up Camelback Mountain?

Carry at least 2 liters of water per person, wear sturdy hiking shoes with grip, and bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen). A light backpack with snacks, a first-aid kit, and gloves for climbing is recommended. Avoid hiking during midday heat - start before 8 AM. Leave drones and pets at home; they’re prohibited.

Are there entry fees or permits required to hike Camelback Mountain?

No entry fees or permits are required to hike Camelback Mountain. The trail is located within Camelback Mountain Reserve in Phoenix, Arizona, and is free to access. However, parking is limited - arrive early or consider ride-share. Respect trail closures and obey posted signage for safety.

When is the best time of year to hike Camelback Mountain?

The best time to hike Camelback Mountain is between October and April when temperatures range from 60°F to 80°F. Avoid summer months (May-September) when daytime highs exceed 100°F, increasing heat exhaustion risk. Winter and spring offer mild weather and clearer visibility for panoramic views.