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      Named for the highest peak in the Huachuca Mountains, and is the highest and southernmost peak in the United States. This Wilderness encompasses 20,190 acres and was established in 1984. The Miller Peak Wilderness lies between the city of Sierra Vista and the Mexican border in the southern half of the Huachuca Mountains. The Miller Peak Wilderness is a land of sheer cliffs, soaring summits and deep canyons. In these diverse life-zones lives an amazing variety of wildlife including over 170 species of birds (14 species of hummingbirds). Seventy-eight species of mammals have been observed in the Huachuca’s including coatimundi, javelina, black bear and mountain lion. Over 60 species of reptiles also can be found here. Seventeenth-century Spanish Captain Juan Mateo Manje referred to these mountains in his expedition journal as Sierra de Huachuca, or Huachuca Mountains. The name was most likely taken from a nearby Piman village. Once cloaked in pine and fir, fires have converted much of this area to predominantly oak and grass vegetation with mixed conifer and aspen stands at higher elevations. Many sheer cliffs rise hundreds of feet above the canyon floors. At least 21 trails lead through the Wilderness from its eastern, western, and southern boundaries. The Arizona Trail traverses this wilderness before reaching its southern terminus at the U.S./Mexican border. From the Crest Trail (11.5 miles) one can reach the top of Miller Peak. Throughout the area, visitors may encounter evidence of the region's bygone mining and ranching days. Trails here climb from 5,200 feet to as high as 9,466 feet at the apex of Miller Peak, and offer some of the most dramatic views in the Southwest.
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      Access Info:
      Directions: Major access points are at trailheads at or near the end of FR 368 in upper Carr Canyon, at the end of FR 56 in Miller Canyon, and from FR 61 and FR 771 along the southern and western edge of the Huachucas.
      Disclaimer:
      Motorized and mechanized vehicles and equipment, including mountain bikes, are not permitted in Wilderness.
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      Region Details
      2 mountain bike trails

      Region Status
      Open as of Aug 22, 2024

      Stats

      Trails (view details)
      20
      Trails Mountain Bike
      2
      Trails Horse
      16
      Trails Hike
      38
      Trails Trail Running
      38
      Total Distance
      45 miles
      Total Descent Distance
      16 miles
      Total Descent
      10,076 ft
      Total Vertical
      3,888 ft
      Highest Trailhead
      9,457 ft
      Reports
      9
      Photos
      2
      Ridden Counter
      236

      Popular Miller Peak Wilderness Mountain Biking Trails

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      Carr House Road
      Carr House Road

      Recent Ride Log Activity in Region

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      Photos of Miller Peak Wilderness Mountain Bike

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      Aug 22, 2021 @ 2:38pm
      Aug 22, 2021
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      Aug 22, 2021 @ 2:38pm
      Aug 22, 2021

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      Nov 4, 2024 @ 6:47am
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      Aug 25, 2024 @ 6:56am
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      Apr 20, 2024 @ 7:03am
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      Feb 5, 2023 @ 10:57am
      Feb 5, 2023

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      Activity Type Stats

      activitytypetrailsdistancedescentdescent distancetotal verticalratingglobal rankstate rankphotosreportsroutesridelogs
      Mountain Bike2
      913
      Horse1643 miles9,678 ft16 miles3,888 ft
      #1,183
      Hike3845 miles10,075 ft16 miles3,888 ft
      #12,0092975
      Trail Running3845 miles10,075 ft16 miles3,888 ft
      #5,648919

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