Kendrick Peak
Kendrick Peak is a prominent summit and crag above Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon in northern Arizona. Popular for hiking, rock scrambling, and alpine-forest views, its trails climb through mixed pines and shrubs to exposed cliffs and the summit. The peak provides panoramic vistas and access to climbing routes.
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Geography
| Continent | North America |
|---|---|
| Region | Colorado Plateau |
| Subregion | southwestern United States |
| Country | United States |
| State | Arizona |
| County | Coconino County |
| District | Sedona Ranger District, Coconino National Forest |
| City | Flagstaff |
| Neighborhood | Kendrick Peak Trailhead |
| Postal Code | 86001 |
| Timezone | AmericaPhoenix |
| Latitude | 35.258 |
| Longitude | -111.629 |
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9:34 PM LOCAL TIMEKendrick Peak rises prominently above Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon in northern Arizona, rewarding visitors with panoramic summit views and diverse recreational access. The standard ascent begins at the Kendrick Peak Trailhead near Flagstaff, crossing through subalpine pines, shrubs, and rocky slopes before reaching exposed cliffs and ledges near the summit. Expect a short, steep climb or scramble to the top — suitable for experienced hikers and climbers comfortable with exposed terrain. The peak’s surrounding areas offer trail loops, boulder fields, and routes for day hiking, rock scrambling, and, seasonally, snow travel. Nearby viewpoints and modifications to the main trail allow for varying distances and technical difficulty, making Kendrick a flexible core for alpine-influenced canyon scenery and forest landscapes.
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