A 9,000-hectare county park in the Hualapai Mountains, about 20 kilometres southeast of downtown. The drive up alone is worth doing — the road switchbacks through changing scenery from yucca and ocotillo to oak woodland to dense pine forest.
At the top there is a network of trails, picnic areas, a small campground, and a handful of rustic CCC-built stone cabins from the 1930s that can be rented for the night. Summer temperatures here run 10 to 15°C cooler than in Kingman, which makes it a popular escape for desert residents from June through September.