Cerbat Foothills Recreation Area - Coyote Pass Trailhead
Nestled along the historic Route 66, the Cerbat Foothills Recreation Area's Coyote Pass Trailhead invites travelers to explore breathtaking desert landscapes and rich wildlife. With its stunning vistas and diverse trails, this gem offers a perfect stop for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. Whether you're hiking under the vast Arizona skies or soaking in the unique geological formations, this serene oasis is a must-visit for those embracing the spirit of the Mother Road. Discover the thrill of the great outdoors in this iconic backdrop of Route 66!
JayBee
6 months ago"Great hiking trails for every level and ability. Plenty of parking here but you can only reach it from 93 East/South bound. I hiked here from across the highway at Ft Beal trailhead. Plenty of great trails here, scenic, quiet and you can also connect with trails across the highway via the trail under the highway."
Dick Daigle
6 months ago"Monolith loop is a nice easy trail. The scenery is spectacular. There are many cutoffs, so you can choose how far and long you want to hike."
TamRootbeer
3 months ago"What a great recreation area. There's even a toilet (basic backcountry porta-potty), which is important in the middle of nowhere. The scenic overlook trail is paved with gravel and easily walkable. The walkway makes it easy to observe the flora and fauna in the area. We didn't walk any of the other trails, but did see a mountain biker riding by. The overlook is beautiful."
Destiny Frye
10 months ago"Went to the "cave" right off the path. Very close to the parking lot, easy to access. The bathroom is extra gross, but i kind of expect that from park bathrooms"
Thomas B
a year ago"This recreation and hiking area is located right off Route 93 just before you enter the populated area of Kingman, AZ. In the past, there was an area for overnight RV parking but not anymore, the gate was closed off to the area and a sign is posted stating no overnight parking. There is a restroom at the location and adequate free parking for those you wish to hike the Coyote Pass Trailhead. You can also park here to access the Monolith Gardens Cave Trailhead."
