Humphrey's Peak Hike, Optional Weatherford Loop

Calling all hikers! Do you want to climb the highest point in Arizona?

Also called Aaloosaktukwi in Hopi and Dookʼoʼoosłííd in Navajo, Mt. Humphrey's Peak is a 10.1 mile out-and-back trail (meaning we hike to a point and then come back to the starting point) with an elevation gain of 3,382 ft. and is rated as 'hard' by [Alltrails.com.](http://alltrails.com./)
Full Alltrails Description here https://www.alltrails.com/explore/trail/us/arizona/humphreys-peak

Although some hiking and experience at alpine climate is recommended, you do not need to be an expert or fast hiker. We will be meeting at the trailhead in Lot 1 of Snowbowl at 7:00am and start our hike at 7:15am. We will be going slow and steady, taking periodic breaks to rest, eat, and hydrate, with a goal of reaching the summit by around 10:00am/10:30am and returning to the parking lot by 1:00pm.

After reaching the summit, I will be returning with you all to the saddle, but will continue on to do the Weatherford loop trail (https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/arizona/humphrey-s-peak-weatherford-and-kachina-trail-loop) which is an extra 14.5 miles. Would be nice to see the sunset when getting back to Snowbowl! (Around 1.75-2 miles per hour plus breaks).

We will keep this group small (Max 10 persons), but if you'd like to bring a friend, feel free!

Items to bring:

• High-energy snacks like Clif bars, trail mix, fruit, meat sticks, etc,
• At least 1.5-2L of water
• Sunscreen and sun protection
• Good shoes that you can walk at least 10 miles in