Includes the 12 peaks in each of the 12 divisions of the Coronado National Forest in southeastern Arizona. Created and sponsored by the Southern Arizona Hiking Club (SAHC) http://sahcinfo.org/. Note: summit access to Mt Graham and Owl Mountain is currently restricted.
Highest peak
Mount Graham
10,724 ft / 3,268 m
Most prominent peak
Mount Graham
6,324 ft / 1,927 m prom
Most summited peak
Mount Lemmon
52 summits
Most difficult peak
no info yet
Difficulty breakdown
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Highlights
Latest summits
"Not a peace sign, just a second summit indicator :) Reasonably straightforward bushwhack from Atascosa Lookout, although I got myself snarled in a catclaw acacia patch on the return. Saw three coatis." — beaucheminjess • Dec 31, 2023
"My brother and I parked about .5 miles west of the national forest boundary and ended up with almost 15 miles for Bassett. I'm sure it would be awesome in the canyon during peak fall color. " — ZachTeich • May 16, 2023
"Bagged Wrightson via Old Baldy Trail. The route gains almost exactly 4000’ in its length but I was surprisingly not winded during the ascent. Awesome panoramic views from the summit. The mountain and surrounding forest are worth a visit for birding as well." — tylerdelia • Apr 15, 2023
"I parked right at the beginning of Camino Biblia Rd. and then made my way northwest to the canyon. I hiked up the canyon, then got onto the ridge, then took that to the summit. " — ZachTeich • Feb 7, 2023
"My brother and I completed what was once considered Arizona's toughest - or one of the toughest - 2000 ft. prominence peaks. The fire from last year burned most of the manzanita and other bushes away. However, the ground was pretty loose for much of the upper slopes. Still, we probably had an easier time than having to bushwhack through all that stuff. There were a lot of weeds and smaller bushes coming back. We got my Honda Civic as far as we could on the dirt roads, and so we ended up doing about a total of 4.4 miles more than what the hike could be if you have 4WD and high clearance. I will post the video on YouTube as soon as I get it done. It's definitely one of the best prominence peaks in my view." — ZachTeich • Nov 19, 2022