Monolith Garden Trail
Discover the breathtaking Monolith Garden Trail in Kingman, Arizona, a hidden gem along Route 66 that invites adventurers to explore its stunning rock formations and vibrant desert landscapes. This enchanting trail offers a unique blend of natural beauty and intriguing geological history, perfect for a memorable hiking experience. As you wander among towering monoliths, take in panoramic views and connect with the spirit of the Mother Road. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a casual traveler, Monolith Garden promises an unforgettable journey through the heart of Arizona's wild terrain.
JayBee
10 months ago"Beautiful place to hike! I’ve been here twice, once in mid November and again mid April, and will be back again. April is good for viewing all the blooming cactus and other various wild flowers. Bring sturdy shoes and plenty of water. If you don’t have a trail app of some kind there is a good map at the parking area you can take a picture of and use to help guide you."
Destiny Frye
7 months ago"Nice trail, watch for coyotes and cows, there's plenty of both. Bring lots of water, there's no shade. The trail is pretty level, not too bad with inclines and declines. Lots of ankle breaking rocks though, bring good shoes. Probably not the best trail for people with walkers or other multi-legged mobility aids. I only went about a mile before I turned around due to the heat"
Todd Mylott
2 years ago"The start of the trail had a lot of loose large rocks, so bring the proper shoes for it. After that short walk it becomes very smooth. It is well maintained and has signs to keep you on the trail you like. Monolith Garden trail is close to 10 miles long, but there are many shorter trails in the area. Lots of scenic areas and the lava rock formations are beautiful. Don't turn back too soon, you'll be rewarded greatly with patience."
Barriett Smith
2 months ago"Easy trail and a nice long walk. It reminded me of being in a John Wayne western with the buttes in the background. Nice job, Kingman, AZ!"
Naby
2 months ago"Nice hiking trail, relatively easy–moderate and doable with kids. There are cool rock formations and nice views, but not many shaded spots, so bring plenty of water. Watch your step—there’s quite a bit of animal poop along the trail."
