Rank	Peak Name	Elevation	Prominence	Range	County
1	Mount Graham	10,720	6,340	Pinaleno	Graham
2	Humphreys Peak	12,633	6,039	San Francisco	Coconino
3	Mount Lemmon	9,157	5,177	Catalina	Pima
4	Chiricahua Peak	9,759	5,149	Chiricahua	Cochise
5	Miller Peak	9,466	5,011	Huachuca	Cochise
6	Baldy Peak	11,420	4,728	White	Apache - White Mtn/Apache IR
7	Mica Mountain	8,664	4,604	Rincon	Pima - Saguaro NP
8	Mount Wrightson	9,453	4,591	Santa Rita	Santa Cruz
9	Hualapai Peak	8,417	4,447	Hualapai	Mohave
10	Baboquivari Peak	7,734	4,204	Baboquivari	Pima - Tohono O'odham IR
11	Pinal Peak	7,848	4,086	Pinal	Gila
12	Mazatzal Peak	7,903	3,963	Mazatzal	Gila/Yavapai
13	Mount Tipton	7,148	3,638	Cerbat	Mohave
14	Kaibab Plateau HP	9,220	3,610	Kaibab Plateau	Coconino
15	Mount Turnbull	8,282	3,582	Santa Teresa	Graham - San Carlos IR
16	Signal Peak	4,877	3,487	Kofa	Yuma
17	Harquahala Mountain	5,681	3,471	Harquahala	La Paz
18	Browns Peak	7,657	3,317	Mazatzal	Maricopa/Gila
19	Dos Cabezas Peaks	8,354	3,244	Dos Cabezas	Cochise
20	Mount Wilson	5,445	3,225	Black	Mohave
21	Sierra Estrella	4,512	3,217	Estrella	Maricopa
22	Roof Butte	9,820	3,170	Chuska	Apache - Navajo IR
23	Bassett Peak	7,663	3,133	Galiuro	Graham
24	Crossman Peak	5,100	3,120	Mojave	Mohave
25	Mount Trumbull	8,029	2,974	Uinkaret	Mohave
26	Mount Union	7,979	2,949	Bradshaw	Yavapai
27	Woodchute Mountain	7,860	2,930	Black Hills	Yavapai
28	Mount Bangs	8,012	2,912	Virgin	Mohave
29-T	Apache Peak	7,711	2,899	Whetstone	Cochise
29-T	Mount Glenn	7,519	2,899	Dragoon	Cochise
31	Smith Peak	5,242	2,797	Harcuvar	La Paz
32	Pastora Peak	9,407	2,707	Carrizo	Apache - Navajo IR
33	Mount Ajo	4,808	2,703	Ajo	Pima - Tohono O'odham IR
34	Mts Ballard/Fissure	7,370	2,680	Mule	Cochise
35	Gu Achi Peak	4,556	2,646	Santa Rosa	Pima - Tohono O'odham IR
36	Apache Peaks	6,940	2,600		Gila
37	Newman Peak	4,506	2,531	Picacho	Pinal
38	White Tank Mountains	4,083	2,513	White Tank	Maricopa
39	Pinnacle Ridge	7,550	2,490	Santa Teresa	Graham
40-T	Kendrick Peak	10,418	2,488	S. F. Volcanic Field	Coconino
40-T	Aztec Peak	7,748	2,488	Ancha	Gila
42	Keystone Peak	6,188	2,458	Sierrita	Pima
43	Mount Ord	7,128	2,428	Mazatzal	Maricopa/Gila
44	Guthrie Peak	6,571	2,401	N. Peloncillo	Greenlee
45	Maple Peak	8,294	2,394	Sierra Aguilada	Greenlee
46	Escudilla Mountain	10,912	2,382	White	Apache
47	Reiley Peak	7,660	2,360	Winchester	Graham
48	Coyote Peak	6,529	2,349	Coyote	Pima
49	Table Top	4,373	2,338	Table Top	Pinal
50	Sheep Mountain	3,156	2,331	Gila	Yuma

Peaks 51-73 • Mountains above 2,000 ft of Prominence

Here are the remaining 23 peaks that comprise the set of 73 peaks in Arizona with at least 2,000 feet of prominence. Again, the bulk of the information is derived from Aaron Maizlish's fine list at this link.

Rank	Peak Name	Elevation	Prominence	Range	County
51	Bill Williams Mountain	9,256	2,306	Bill Williams	Coconino
52	Rincon Peak	8,482	2,302	Rincon	Pima
53	Bryce Mountain	7,298	2,233	Gila	Graham
54	Grand Wash Cliffs HP	6,769	2,219	Grand Wash Cliffs	Mohave - Hualapai IR
55	Peloncillo Mountains	6,540	2,213	Peloncillo	Cochise
56	Weaver Peak	6,574	2,154	Weaver	Yavapai
57	Cunningham Mountain	3,316	2,146	Dome Rock	La Paz
58	Mohawk Mountains HP	2,775	2,143	Mohawk	Yuma
59	Wasson Peak	4,687	2,122	Tucson	Pima - Saguaro NP
60	Peacock Peak	6,292	2,112	Peacock	Mohave
61	Castle Dome Peak	3,788	2,098	Castle Dome	Yuma
62	Kitt Peak	6,880	2,092	Quinlan	Pima - Tohono O'odham IR
63	Woolsey Peak	3,171	2,081	Gila Bend	Maricopa
64	Pine Mountain	6,814	2,074	Verde Rim	Yavapai
65	Mohon Peak	7,499	2,064	Mohon	Yavapai
66	Harcuvar Peak	4,618	2,048	Harcuvar	La Paz
67	Mount Perkins	5,456	2,046		Mohave
68	Swisshelm Mountain	7,185	2,045	Swisshelm	Cochise
69	South Mountain	4,170	2,040	South	Pima - Tohono O'odham IR
70	Mae West Peaks	6,726	2,036	Little Dragoon	Cochise
71	Silver Peak	8,008	2,028	Portal	Cochise
72	Turtle Mountain	7,004	2,024		Graham
73	Sierra Pinta	2,950	2,020	Pinta	Yuma

Peaks 74 - 100 • Rounding Out the Top 100

This list rounds out the top 100 peaks by prominence in Arizona. Surprisingly few have Summitpost Pages and many are not very well known peaks at all. A few, however, are popular hikes. A couple are extremely tough customers: Eagletail Peak involves some fairly hairy exposed climbing, while Vishnu Temple is actually an eroded formation completely within the Grand Canyon, reguiring a hefty downhike just to get to it, then some technical climbing to achieve its top. This list is the result of a compilation by Andy Martin, et al, at this link.

Rank	Peak Name	Elevation	Prominence	Range	County
74	Cimarron Peak	4,124	1,984	Cimarron	Pima - Tohono O'odham IR - map
75	Mount Devine	4,783	1,983	Comobabi	Pima - Tohono O'odham IR - map
76	Copper Mountains HP	2,888	1,968	Copper	Yuma
77	Atascosa Peak	6,422	1,960	Atascosa	Santa Cruz
78	Sitgreaves Mountain	9,389	1,949	S. F. Volcanic Field	Coconino
79	Towers Mountain	7,628	1,948	Bradshaw	Yavapai - map
80	San Cayetano Peak	6,007	1,924	San Cayetano	Santa Cruz - map
81	Silver Bell Peak	4,261	1,921	Silver Bell	Pima - map
82	Cathedral Rock	7,957	1,917	Catalina	Pima
83	Cochise Head	8,113	1,913	Chiricahua	Cochise - map
84	Huachuca Peak	8,410	1,910	Huachuca	Cochise - map
85	Black Mountain	5,587	1,907	Black	Pinal - map
86	Buckskin Mountain	3,917	1,887	Buckskin	La Paz - map
87	Eagletail Peak	3,300	1,880	Eagletail	Maricopa - map
88	Mitchell Peak	7,951	1,831	White	Greenlee - map
89	Cabeza Prieta Mountains	2,830	1,830	Cabeza Prieta	Yuma - map
90	Superstition Mountains HP	5,057	1,817	Superstition	Pinal
91	Vishnu Temple	7,533	1,813	Grand Canyon	Coconino - map
92	El Capitan Mountains	6,568	1,808	El Capitan	Gila - map
93	Black Mesa	8,168	1,808	Black Mesa	Navajo
94	Whitlock Mountains HP	5,682	1,782	Whitlock	Graham - map
95	O'Leary Peak	8,938	1,778	S. F. Volcanic Field	Coconino
96	Saddle Mountain	3,037	1,777	Saddle	Maricopa - map
97	Mount Nutt	5,216	1,777	Black	Mohave - map
98	West Cedar	5,489	1,769		Yavapai - map
99	Mesquite Mountains HP	3,789	1,769	Mesquite	Pima - map
100	Mount Dellenbaugh	7,072	1,752		Mohave - map

Reference Map

The map below is a guide to the location of the Arizona P2K peaks (#1-73).

Poor Navajo County has just one top-100 prominent peak, but nothing above 2,000-feet of prominence.

A better map showing landforms and lineages can be found here.

 

 

Notes on the other peaks

Here is some very thumbnail info on some of the peaks above without summitpost pages. Some is based on my own experience and attempts and some is based on talking with others.

• Apache Peak (#29T): Near Benson in Cochise County. Bob Martin wrote about this peak in his Arizona's Mountains book. Mostly cross-country, not technical.
• Pastora Peak (#32): Located near Four Corners and Teec Nos Pos on the Navajo Nation, my wife and I managed to coax our truck up about 8 miles along below-average road, but without a detailed map and some rain clouds, we decided to retreat and try another day. One portion of road is cut narrowly into a bare mountainside and looks rather precarious. Four-wheel drive vehicles only, definitely. From the end of the road it should be a short easy x-country hike to the broad summit.
• Gu Achi Peak (#35): A large, attractive rounded summit on the Tohono O'odham Nation in southern Arizona. A mine road gets high on its east ridge. Andy Martin reported the hike up this ridge was manageable. Main issue: roads to the peak, getting permission from the TON.
• Apache Peaks (#36): Not to be confused with Apache Peak. These are a pair of summits near Globe. Andy Martin reported rough bushwhacking, but suggested an alternative approach might be feasible.
• Pinnacle Ridge (#39): Bob Martin also wrote about this one in his book, mentioning some interesting route finding and rock-scrambling.
• Grand Wash Cliffs (#54): Need to cross parts of the Hualapai Nation.
• Towers Mountain (#79): Located near Crown King in the Bradhsaw Mountains, Towers Mountain is accessed by a dirt road. We drove the road in 2005 for a visit to the top. Other forest roads offer alternatives and one could make a day hike along the roads. Crown King is a neat place and well worth the visit.

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