Harquahala Pack Trail Basecamp Trailhead
The Harquahala Pack Trail is an extremely steep 5.4-mile hike to the summit of Harquahala Mountain. The trail was used to access and transport supplies and equipment to the Harquahala Peak Observatory . After the observatory was abandoned in 1925, this historic trail continued to serve miners and ranchers attempting to wrest a living from the rugged and isolated Harquahala Mountains. There are many things to do and places to stay while visiting this area. Nearby public lands include the Harquahala Mountains Wilderness . Hours and Seasons Trail can be used year-round; however, it is recommended
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Harquahala Pack Trail Basecamp Trailhead is located at 33.8684, -113.3979.
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