0.4 mi from the trailheadYavapai Campground
Campground · Arizona

11.1 mi out & back · 1,955 ft gain · 7,093 ft high point · Hard
Via West Lake and the Metate Connector (1.6 mi)
In Prescott National Forest · Arizona · U.S. Forest Service
Granite Mountain is an 11.1-mile out-and-back via West Lake and Metate Connector trails, climbing 1,955 feet past Granite Basin Lake to a high point of 7,093 feet.
1,955 ft of gain round trip.
The closest places to sleep, measured from the trailhead.
Ranked the same way, within twenty-five miles.
What the trail reaches, measured from the start.
The hike from its start, the approach dashed. Drag with two fingers, or hold a key to zoom.
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Today: Areas Of Fog · wind 26 mph SW
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