후알라파이 산맥 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Good food and very clean. Not too expensive.

The White Cliffs Wagon Trail is a historical hiking trail that offers a glimpse into the region's past. This short, family-friendly trail follows the tracks of a wide, old wagon road carved into the sandstone by settlers in the late 1800s. Along the 1-mile out-and-back trail, visitors can see the distinct grooves etched by wagons surrounded by desert landscapes and dramatic sandstone cliffs. It's an easy hike near downtown Kingman, but like most hikes in the area, there is little shade so be prepared with plenty of water and sun protection and in the summer, start early in the day to beat the heat!

Not a very strenuous trail but it is long. I did the 7 mile loop in just under 3 hours and really enjoyed it. No shade so sunscreen, hat and water a must.

Was a great place to take in the views and relax. No shade.

The trail is easily followed and is mostly crushed quartzite and rock hard mud. When it gets to bedrock there are white blazes painted to keep you on track. Occasional trail markers here and there with yellow reflectors on top that should shine pretty bright with a flashlight if you get caught out at night.

Very little (none?) shade out here. I always had at least a bar of cell service. 2 liters per hour recommended in the hot months.

Maybe the worst section of the Monolith Trail. It’s a light uphill from the trailhead and there are many loose fist to golf-ball sized loose stones. The trail is totally different once you get to the main trail so it’s worth muscling through. Care should be taken on the downhill.

A colorful Route 66 themed mural painted by Sandy Rusinko on south end of the East wall of "The Mohave Museum of History and Arts".