To escape the summer heat, Kingmanites head south along a well-marked 14-mile road to Hualapai Mountain Park, where pines and firs cover the slopes of the 8,417-foot peak. Hiking trails wind through the wilderness, where there’s a campground and a few rustic cabins ($25–65) built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the New Deal 1930s. Contact the ranger station (928/757-3859) near the park entrance for detailed information or to make reservations.
