Monolith Garden Trail

Monolith Garden Trail, located in Kingman, Arizona, is a well-known hiking trail famous for its striking rock formations and the rugged beauty of the desert. This trail allows hikers to explore a garden of monolithic rocks and red sandstone cliffs, providing a great backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts. It’s a moderately challenging trail suitable for hikers of various skill levels, offering opportunities for hiking, wildlife observation, and photography. With its unique geological features and sweeping vistas, Monolith Garden Trail is a must-visit for those wanting to experience the natural allure of the Arizona desert.

Directions

Coyote Pass Trailhead: Follow I-40W to US-93 N/W Beale St. in Kingman. Take exit 48 north from I-40W. Continue on US-93 for 5.9 miles, use the Agua Fria Drive crossover to proceed back south on US-93 toward Kingman. Continue on US-93 for 4.1 miles. Using the turn lane, turn right into the Coyote Pass Trailhead parking area.Metwell Trailhead: Follow I-40W to US-93 N/W Beale St. in Kingman. Take exit 48 north from I-40W. Turn left on Metwell Drive and quickly veer right, continue 0.3 miles. Turn right at the Monolith Gardens trailhead sign.Camp Beale Loop Trailhead: Follow I-40W to US-93 N/W Beale St. in Kingman. Take exit 48 north from I-40W. Turn right on Fort Beale Dr, continue for 1.3 miles and turn left up the steep paved hill for 0.3 miles, parking is on the right.