Lake Havasu, Arizona Hiking Trails

Lake Havasu’s hiking scene is as diverse as the city itself. Trekkers of all types will find that this is one of the best hiking destinations for stunning scenery in Arizona. Trails here range from short, paved paths to steep, rocky slopes. Whether you prefer easy, extreme or somewhere in between, there’s nothing like exploring Arizona hiking trails on Lake Havasu’s red rock mountains. Want more details on the best hiking destinations around Lake Havasu? Search our database of Lake Havasu, Arizona hiking trails.

Introduction to Lake Havasu City Hiking Trails from Gone With the Wynns.

Trail Name	Distance (round trip)	Hiking Time	Time to Trailhead*	Vehicle Required	Aesthetic Rating**

Walks

Island Trail	3.6 miles	1.5 hours	2 minutes	No	*
Mohave Sunset Trail	4 miles	2 hours	n/a	No	*
Shoreline Trail	2 miles	1 hour	n/a	No	*½


Easy Hikes

Chemehuevi Wash Trail	3 miles	2 hours	15 minutes	Car	**
Mockingbird Wash Trail	3.7 miles	2 hours	15 minutes	Car	**


Easy hikes with hills

Pittsburg Mines Trail	4 miles	3 hours	20 minutes	Car	**½
Water Tank Trail	6.2 miles	3 hours	20 minutes	Car	***


Moderate hikes with climbing

Arch Rock Loop Trail	4.5 miles	3 hours	15 minutes	Car	***½
Crack in the Mountain Trail	4.7 miles	3 hours	15 minutes	Car	****
Pilot Rock Trail	7 miles	4 hours	15 minutes	Car	***
Standard Wash Trail	9.6 miles	4-5 hours	20 minutes	Car	***
Three Dunes Trail	6.5 miles	3.5 hours	25 minutes	Car	***


Difficult hikes with long, steep slopes and/or scrambling

Crossman Peak Trail	6 miles	5 hours	60 minutes	4-wheel	***½
Cupcake Mountain Trail	4.6 miles	5-6 hours	90 minutes	4-wheel	****
Dead Burro Canyon Trail	7.3 miles	4.5 hours	20 minutes	Car	****
Iron Door Mine Trail	5 miles	4 hours	50 minutes	4-wheel	***
Lizard Peek Trail (also known as Picnic Table Mountain Trail)	4 miles	3 hours	15 minutes	Car	***

*Leaving from London Bridge
**The more stars, the more desirable in terms of remoteness, natural features and scenic beauty.