Pinnacle Peak Park
Keep yourself from needing emergency medical care by taking ample water, a map, phone and wearing sturdy footwear, hat and sunscreen.
Rattlesnakes are very active this time of year. Stay on the trail at all times and stay alert.
Pinnacle Peak Park features a moderate out-and-back trail through the pristine Sonoran Desert environment.
View the trail map (PDF) or pick one up at the trail-head.
Quick Facts
| Park Size | 150-acres |
| Trail Length | 2 miles (one way) |
| Cum. Elevation Gain | 1,300' |
| Highest Trail Point | 2,889' |
| Lowest Trail Point | 2,366' |
| Trailhead Elevation | 2,570' |
Features
- Trailhead visitor center equipped with a variety of informational materials
- Interpretive displays along the trail
- Restrooms and drinking fountains
- Rock climbing routes
- 90-space, paved parking lot with four motorcycle spots
- Bike rack
- Four picnic tables and a shade ramada
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Events & Activities
Interpretive tours, moonlight walks, astronomy talks and more! See list of all events & activities.
Safety and Rules
Hiker safety is our highest priority. Please take a moment and read our rules on how to stay safe while out on the trail.
Hiking with your dog and biking are not allowed on the trail. These activities are permitted at the nearby Brown's Ranch Trailhead.
Rock Climbing
Experienced rock climbers with appropriate gear are permitted in three areas of the park with a variety of routes and skill levels. Slacklining is prohibited. Contact the park office for more details at 480-312-0990.
Volunteers
Do you want to be a steward and protect our beautiful Sonoran Desert? Do you want to share your knowledge of our special environment? If yes, then Pinnacle Peak has a variety of volunteer opportunities available to you.
Park Information
Pinnacle Peak Park
26802 N. 102nd Way
Scottsdale, AZ 85262
P: 480-312-0990
Dave Myers
Natural Resources Supervisor
P: 480-312-0995
dmyers@scottsdaleaz.gov
Map
Trail Map (PDF)
Hours (PDF)
