Camp Beale Loop is a 3.2 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Kingman, Arizona that offers the chance to see wildlife and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
dog friendly
hiking
mountain biking
nature trips
trail running
walking
bird watching
views
wildlife
very very rocky, but well worth the pain. I'll be back.
good little hike but narrow path makes it quite dangerous for rattlesnake. yes we were inches from a Western Rattlesnake..sunning itself around base of cactus..uphill, but turning back to face us. They match environment, so easily camoflagued.
Enjoyed this trail! Came across a bull in a creek bed but no problems. Beautiful overview throughout, just a bit rocky on the trail so make sure you have strong ankles!
Good little hike. Was able to do it with a 40 lb pack. Take note this trail is very rocky! Hope you have strong ankles!
Love this trail. It’s near town, a good workout. Getting ready for some beautiful blooms in a few weeks. The messa view are beautiful. Dogs do need to stay on trail due to cactus.
Beautiful views right outside of town! It is a little rocky but that’s part of the terrain. Our five year old did great!
The hike was enjoyable. There is quite a bit of loose rock in places so proper footwear and a walking stick are definitely good ideas. I saw lots of rabbits and I am sure one will see more wildlife during the mornings and early evening hours. I will definitely be back.
The trail is very washed out and rough. The left side is not as steep and is somewhat better but either one has a lot of loose stones due to the recent heavy rain
only do this trail if you're a sado-masochist!!! my husband and I went on this trail last weekend. My husband likes challenging trails however this trail was not even remotely fun it had multiple areas of little and big loose Rock making it hard to navigate through some parts of the trail actually 90% of the trail. WARNING: IF YOU WANT TO BE TORTURED THEN TAKE THIS TRAIL!!!
Hiked on Nov. 26, 2018. Dogs need to stay on the trail because of cactus. Rocky, not easy walking. Not great scenery. Trail easy to follow. Nice amount of up and down. OK trail, would not repeat.
Good trail
great hike
Very nice trail. First trail for my wife, getting ready for Havasupai Falls.
Great workout! Bring water or camelback. Rocky terrain, wildlife and blooming cactus and ocotillo April-May.
Took advice of other reviewers and hiked counterclockwise so we had the best views on the 2nd half of loop. We had a breezy and cloudy day which was beautiful over the mountains. Good workout!
Jennifer F.
Beautiful views and lots of wildlife!
Great views, nice hike. Recommend spring or fall hike, no trees for shade during the summer.
first time hiking this trail..
The reward is definitely worth the climb! Some switch backs, but if whether you’re a first time mountain biker or not, you will not leave this place with out a smile on your face!
Decent quick loop. Close to the highway but does at the apex of the hike get you away from it for a bit to a high and windy vantage point. I prefer to hike a lot further away from civilization but this was a backup when the road to the planned hike was impassable. Free range area so you're likely to come across some stock.
Out of shape hiker coming through. I hiked this trail counter clockwise and I'm glad I did. All the beautiful scenery is out in front nearly all the way down. I will hike this again.
This trail is a hidden gem. For a great excursion around Kingman I highly recommend it. A little bit of wildlife and a beautiful view of the desert at sunset. Trail is well marked and easy to follow. Go counter clockwise to get most of the ascending elevation first.
I love, love love this hike. It has fantastic views. Start to the right and hike up quickly with a long winding downward path after.
Nice scenery but the trail is really rocky. Good hike !
Guillio M.
Awesome
Great trail!! Super well designed
Great hike, my wife and I went last week and loved it. The inclines weren't to bad, and it got quite a bit cooler at the top. Good hike you can see the windmills in a couple spots and a small view of downtown Kingman. Not too bad at all.
Nice trail , good views, I only did a short out & back to give is a break from driving I40. Lots of loose little "marble" rocks. Might be interesting to bike
This is trail is not much of a challenge but it does have great views from a variety of different angles. The traffic is low and the trip makes for a nice outing. Views are of desert mountains, mesa's and valleys. Taking it easy and making a few detours we managed to finish the hike in an hour and forty-five minutes. BTW it was windy which is probably the norm.
