Mountain peaks in Arizona

Mountain Peaks & Volcanoes

This collection highlights ten significant mountain peaks in Arizona, including the geologically distinct Chocolate Mountains, a volcanic range known for its rugged terrain. The list features diverse summits such as Monument Bluff and Cabeza Prieta Peak, showcasing a range of elevations and natural formations within the region's arid landscape.

Mountain Peaks & Volcanoes — Map

A

Chocolate Mountains

A volcanic mountain range characterized by dark basaltic rock formations.

B

Monument Bluff

A prominent isolated bluff known for its steep cliffs and desert surroundings.

C

Cabeza Prieta Peak

The highest peak within the Cabeza Prieta Wilderness area.

D

Tordillo Mountain

A remote mountain peak within southwestern Arizona's desert region.

E

Dos Titos

A lesser-known peak located in southern Arizona's desert landscape.

F

Pinkley Peak

A peak situated near the Sonoran Desert, noted for its arid environment.

G

Ajo Peak

A distinctive peak near the town of Ajo, part of the western Arizona mountain ranges.

H

John the Baptist Mountains

A mountain range named for its rugged terrain and scattered peaks.

I

Tepee Butte

A butte known for its conical shape resembling a traditional Native American tepee.

J

Isla Pinta

A peak located on an island within the regional desert mountain system.

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