Pinnacle Peak Park

Pinnacle Peak Park is a natural desert park in Scottsdale covering about 150 acres with a granite peak and multiple hiking trails throughout the terrain. The landscape features typical desert plants and rock formations that create the visual character of the place.

The land was originally a gathering place for indigenous communities before it was designated as a protected natural area and managed by Scottsdale Parks. This transition to public parkland preserves the historical use of this location by native peoples.

The name comes directly from the distinctive granite peak that dominates the skyline and is visible from many directions. Visitors can observe how desert plants and animals have adapted to live in this dry landscape while walking through the park.

The park is easy to access on foot with parking available at the entrance and trails suitable for different fitness levels. Visitors should bring water and explore the area during cooler morning or evening hours, especially during hotter months.

The granite peak attracts rock climbers to specific sections while hikers frequently spot desert animals like rabbits, quails, and various bird species throughout the park. This combination of outdoor activities and wildlife watching creates different experiences for each visitor.

Location: Maricopa County

Address: 26802 N 102nd Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85262, USA

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 06:15-18:45

Phone: +14803120990

Website: http://scottsdaleaz.gov/parks/pinnacle-peak-park

GPS coordinates: 33.72806,-111.86139

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:21