List of mountains and hills of Arizona by height

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The following is a list of the mountains and hills of Arizona, ordered by height.

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Entries in bold indicate the peak is the highest point in its respective county.

Entries with a † indicate the peak has a low topographic prominence and may be considered a subpeak to a higher nearby summit.

Mountains over 12000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
Humphreys Peak Coconino12,633 ft (3850 m)
Agassiz Peak Coconino12,356 ft (3766 m)

Mountains over 11000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
Fremont Peak Coconino11,969 ft (3648 m)
Aubineau PeakCoconino11,838 ft (3608 m)
Rees PeakCoconino11,474 ft (3497 m)
Doyle Peak Coconino11,460 ft (3493 m)
Mount Baldy Apache11,420 ft (3481 m)

Mountains over 10000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
Escudilla Mountain Apache10,912 ft (3325 m)
Mount Graham Graham10,720 ft (3267 m)
Hawk PeakGraham10,627 ft (3239 m)
Kendrick Peak Coconino10,418 ft (3175 m)
Plain View PeakGraham10,370 ft (3160 m)
Heliograph PeakGraham10,022 ft (3055 m)

Mountains over 9000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
Roof Butte Apache9800 ft (2987 m)
Chiricahua Peak Cochise9796 ft (2985 m)
Miller Peak Cochise9466 ft (2885 m)
Mount Wrightson Santa Cruz9453 ft (2881 m)
(Liam Peak)Greenlee9441 ft (2878 m)
Pastora Peak Apache9407 ft (2867 m)
Sitgreaves Mountain Coconino9388 ft (2861 m)
Merrill PeakGraham9288 ft (2831 m)
Bill Williams Mountain Coconino9264 ft (2824 m)
Kaibab Plateau High PointCoconino9176 ft (2797 m)
Mount Lemmon Pima9157 ft (2791 m)

Mountains over 8000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
O'Leary Peak Coconino8919 ft (2719 m)
Pat Scott Peak†Cochise8800 ft (2683 m)
Rose Peak Greenlee8786 ft (2678 m)
Ladybug PeakGraham8780 ft (2680 m)
Ramsey Peak†Cochise8730 ft (2662 m)
Mica Mountain Pima8664 ft (2641 m)
Mount Hopkins†Santa Cruz8585 ft (2616 m)
Rincon Peak Pima8482 ft (2585 m)
Hualapai Peak Mohave8417 ft (2566 m)
Mount Turnbull Graham8282 ft (2524 m)
Maness Peak Greenlee8262 ft (2518 m)
Black Mesa Navajo8168 ft (2490 m)
Sunset Crater Coconino8042 ft (2451 m)
Mount Trumbull Mohave8038 ft (2450 m)
Mount Bangs Mohave8016 ft (2443 m)

Mountains over 7000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
Mount Union Yavapai7979 ft (2432 m)
Promontory Butte (Myrtle Point)Gila7940 ft (2420 m)
Mazatzal Peak Gila7903 ft (2409 m)
Mount Davis Yavapai7897 ft (2407 m)
Mount Logan Mohave7886 ft (2398 m)
Woodchute Mountain Yavapai7860 ft (2396 m)
Pinal Peak Gila7848 ft (2392 m)
Willow Mountain Greenlee7817 ft (2383 m)
Mingus Mountain Yavapai7815 ft (2382 m)
Mount Tritle Yavapai7793 ft (2375 m)
Aztec Peak Gila7748 ft (2362 m)
Baboquivari Peak Pima7730 ft (2356 m)
Apache Peak Cochise7711 ft (2350 m)
Bassett Peak Graham7663 ft (2336 m)
Four Peaks (Browns Peak)Maricopa7657 ft (2334 m)
Reiley Peak Cochise7631 ft (2326 m)
Granite Mountain Yavapai7626 ft (2324 m)
Mount Glenn Cochise7512 ft (2290 m)
Mohon Peak Yavapai7502 ft (2287 m)
Mount Ballard Cochise7500 ft (2286 m)
Fissure Peak Cochise7360 ft (2243 m)
Red Butte†Coconino7324 ft (2232 m)
Bryce Mountain Graham7302 ft (2226 m)
Rice Peak †Pinal7280 ft (2219 m)
Hyde Creek Mountain†Yavapai7270 ft (2216 m)
Mount Kimball Pima7254 ft (2211 m)
Mount Washington Santa Cruz7221 ft (2201 m)
Swisshelm Mountain Cochise7185 ft (2190 m)
Mount Tipton Mohave7148 ft (2179 m)
Mount Ord (Mazatzal Mtns)Maricopa/Gila7128 ft (2173 m)
Wilson Mountain Coconino7122 ft (2170 m)
Zihi-Dush-Jhini Peak (Big Mountain)Navajo7107 ft (2166 m)
Mount DellenbaughMohave7072 ft (2156 m)
Williams Peak Yavapai7058 ft (2151 m)
Tanque Verde Peak Pima7049 ft (2149 m)

Mountains over 6000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
Mt Elliot Yavapai6980 ft (2128 m)
Kitt Peak Pima6886 ft (2099 m)
Grand Wash Cliffs Mohave6769 ft (2063 m)
Mae West Peaks Cochise6732 ft (2052 m)
Weaver Peak Yavapai6574 ft (2004 m)
Guthrie Peak Greenlee6573 ft (2003 m)
EL Capitan Mountain Gila6568 ft (2002 m)
Coyote Mountain BenchmarkPima6529 ft (1990 m)
Atascosa Peak Santa Cruz6422 ft (1957 m)
College Peaks Cochise6388 ft (1947 m)
Peacock PeakMohave6293 ft (1918 m)
Mound Mountain Maricopa6266 ft (1910 m)
Keystone Peak Pima6188 ft (1886 m)
Forest Hill Cochise6114 ft (1864 m)
San Cayetano Peak Santa Cruz6007 ft (1831 m)

Mountains over 5000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
Mistake Peak Gila5928 ft (1732 m)
Harquahala Mountain La Paz5681 ft (1732 m)
Empire Mountains (unnamed peak)Pima5588 ft (1703 m)
Mount Perkins (Arizona) Mohave5459 ft (1664 m)
Pusch Peak†Pima5361 ft (1634 m)
Colorado Benchmark Pima5319 ft (1621 m)
Smith Peak Yavapai5242 ft (1598 m)
Mount Nutt Mohave5216 ft (1590 m)
Crossman Peak Mohave5103 ft (1555 m)
Scott MountainPinal5096 ft (1553 m)
Superstition Mountains BenchmarkPinal5057 ft (1541 m)

Mountains over 4000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
Signal Peak Yuma4882 ft (1488 m)
The Flatiron Pinal4861 ft (1481 m)
Salt River Peak Gila4856 ft (1480 m)
Mount Ajo Pima4811 ft (1466 m)
Arrastra Mountain Mohave4805 ft (1465 m)
Mount Devine Pima4783 ft (1458 m)
Black Cross Butte Pinal4774 ft (1455 m)
Wasson Peak Pima4686 ft (1428 m)
Harcuvar Peak La Paz4618 ft (1408 m)
Skull Mesa Maricopa4595 ft (1401 m)
Gu Achi Peak Pima4556 ft (1389 m)
Weavers Needle†Pinal4553 ft (1388 m)
Antelope PeakPinal4547 ft (1386 m)
Sierra Estrella High PointMaricopa4512 ft (1375 m)
Newman Peak Pinal4508 ft (1374 m)
Picketpost Mountain Pinal4375 ft (1336 m)
Tres Alamos Yavapai4296 ft (1309 m)
Golden Gate Mountain†Pima4288 ft (1307 m)
Silver Bell Peak Pima4261 ft (1299 m)
Malapais Mountain Pinal4206 ft (1281 m)
Fremont Peak Pinal4180 ft (1274 m)
Bluff Spring Mountain Pinal4152 ft (1265 m)
East End Maricopa4057 ft (1236 m)
Maricopa Peak Maricopa4048 ft (1234 m)
Martina Mountain Pima4042 ft (1232 m)
McDowell Peak Maricopa4034 ft (1229 m)

Mountains over 3000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
Cyclone Hill Graham3993 ft (1217 m)
Huerfano Butte Pima3992 ft (1217 m)
Salome Peak La Paz3991 ft (1216 m)
Brens (Tucson) Pima3990 ft (1216 m)
Thompson Peak†Maricopa3982 ft (1213 m)
Coyote Peak Pinal3963 ft (1208 m)
Ragged Top Pima3907 ft (1190 m)
Sand Tank Peak Maricopa3881 ft (1183 m)
Cerro Pelon (Arizona) Pima3865 ft (1178 m)
Cat Mountain†Pima3852 ft (1174 m)
Javelina Mountain Maricopa3842 ft (1171 m)
Waterman PeakPima3830 ft (1167 m)
Spaghetti Peak Yuma3820 ft (1164 m)
Castle Dome Yuma3788 ft (1154 m)
Peters Mesa Pinal3750 ft (1143 m)
Waterman Peak (Arizona) Pima3737 ft (1136 m)
Fortification Hill Mohave3719 ft (1134 m)
Black Mountain Pima3700 ft (1128 m)
Vulture PeakMaricopa3663 ft (1116 m)
Polaris Mountain Yuma3624 ft (1104 m)
Black Mesa La Paz3612 ft (1101 m)
Sharp Peak (Arizona) Pima3607 ft (1099 m)
Brownell Peak Pima3576 ft (1090 m)
Safford Peak Pima3563 ft (1086 m)
Granite Mountain (Arizona) Maricopa3526 ft (1075 m)
Miners Summit Pinal3516 ft (1071 m)
Diamond Peak (Arizona) Mohave3512 ft (1070 m)
Big Horn PeakMaricopa3480 ft (1061 m)
Geronimo Head Pinal3479 ft (1060 m)
Troon Mountain Maricopa3478 ft (1060 m)
Peak 3465 (Walkin' Jim Peak) Maricopa3465 ft (1056 m)
Vineyard Mountain Gila3458 ft (1053 m)
Pecks Lake Ridge Yavapai3440 ft (1048 m)
Panther Peak†Pima3435 ft (1047 m)
Boundary Cone Mohave3430 ft (1045 m)
Cholla Mountain Maricopa3406 ft (1038 m)
Black Mountain (Maricopa County, Arizona) Maricopa3398 ft (1036 m)
Dome Mountain (Maricopa)†Maricopa3381 ft (1031 m)
Bobcat Ridge Pima3380 ft (1030 m)
Arch Mountain Mohave3376 ft (1029 m)
Tillotson Peak Pima3374 ft (1028 m)
Diablo Mountains High Point Pima3372 ft (1027 m)
Picacho Peak Pinal3370 ft (1027 m)
Black Top Mesa Pinal3354 ft (1022 m)
Lone Mountain (Cave Creek) Maricopa3353 ft (1022 m)
Black Cross Butte Maricopa3351 ft (1021 m)
Indian Fortress Maricopa3342 ft (1018 m)
Panorama Peak Maricopa3325 ft (1013 m)
Cunningham Mountain La Paz3316 ft (1011 m)
Pass Mountain North (Usery Park) Maricopa3312 ft (1009 m)
Little Cat Mountain Pima3310 ft (1015 m)
Prieta Peak Pinal3309 ft (1009 m)
Madril Peak Mohave3308 ft (1008 m)
Black Mountain Pinal3306 ft (1008 m)
Thumb Peak Yuma/La Paz3304 ft (1007 m)
Eagletail Peak (North Feather)Maricopa3300 ft (1006 m)
Clifty Benchmark Yuma/La Paz3273 ft (997 m)
Sven Tower III Maricopa3273 ft (997 m)
Governors Peak Maricopa3260 ft (993 m)
Slant Mountain (aka Brown's Mountain) Maricopa3253 ft (992 m)
Twin Hills (Tucson) Pima3248 ft (990 m)
Kofa Butte Yuma/La Paz3247 ft (989 m)
Saint Clair Mountain Maricopa3219 ft (981 m)
Apache PeakMaricopa3219 ft (981 m)
Sven Tower II Maricopa3217 ft (980 m)
Sven Tower I Maricopa3212 ft (979 m)
Pass Mountain Middle Peak (Usery Park) Maricopa3205 ft (976 m)
Sugarloaf Mountain (Mohave) Mohave3205 ft (976 m)
Kino Peak Pima3197 ft (974 m)
Temptation Peak Maricopa3195 ft (973 m)
Sophie's Flat Peak Yavapai3191 ft (972 m)
Red Top (Yavapai) Yavapai3190 ft (972 m)
Coronado Mesa Maricopa3190 ft (972 m)
Peak 3179 Pinal3179 ft (968 m)
Pikes Peak (Maricopa) Maricopa3177 ft (968 m)
Daisy Mountain Maricopa3176 ft (968 m)
Woolsey Peak Maricopa3171 ft (967 m)
Pinnacle Peak (Arizona) Maricopa3171 ft (967 m)
Razorback Ridge Pinal3161 ft (963 m)
Sheep Mountain Yuma3156 ft (962 m)
Pinkley Peak Pima3146 ft (959 m)
Hardy Mountain Mohave3143 ft (957 m)
Pass Mountain South (Usery Park) Maricopa3127 ft (953 m)
Antelope Peak (Pinal County) Pinal3119 ft (951 m)
Grapevine Mesa Mohave3110 ft (947 m)
Tumamoc Hill Pima3108 ft (947 m)
The Hand Pinal3100 ft (944 m)
Brown Mountain Pima3100 ft (944 m)
Black Mesa Pinal3097 ft (944 m)
Red Hills Pima3091 ft (942 m)
Apache Peak Pima3076 ft (938 m)
Little Table Top Pinal3074 ft (936m)
Sunrise Peak (Maricopa) Maricopa3063 ft (933m)
Cone Mountain Maricopa3061 ft (933 m)
Yellow Peak Pinal3061 ft (933 m)
The Pickle Pinal3060 ft (932 m)
Saddle Mountain (Maricopa) Maricopa3037 ft (926 m)
Owl Head Buttes Pima3015 ft (919 m)
Black Mountain†Pima3012 ft (918 m)

Mountains over 2000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
Usery Mountain (Usery Benchmark) Maricopa2,972 ft (905 m)
Stewart Mountain Maricopa2,968 ft (904 m)
Aubrey Peak Mohave2,953 ft (900 m)
Fools Peak Mohave2,939 ft (896 m)
Usery Mountain East Maricopa2,933 ft (893 m)
Artillery Peak Mohave2,917 ft (889 m)
Palomino Mountain Pinal2907 ft (886 m)
Sentinel Peak†Pima2897 ft (883 m)
Turk's Head Pinal2,822 ft (860 m)
Mount McDowell Maricopa2822 ft (860 m)
Battleship Mountain Pinal2,797 ft (852 m)
Hackberry Mesa Pinal2,793 ft (851 m)
Miller Peak Mohave2,793 ft (851 m)
Lone Mountain (Usery Park) Maricopa2,787 ft (849 m)
Usery Mountain South Maricopa2,786 ft (849 m)
Old Turk's Head Pinal2,777 ft (846 m)
Mohawk Peak Yuma2765 ft (843 m)
Sacaton Peak Pinal2755 ft (840 m)
Camelback Mountain Maricopa2704 ft (824 m)
South Mountains (Mount Suppoa)Maricopa2690 ft (820 m)
Ibex Peak (Arizona) La Paz2687 ft (819 m)
Piestewa Peak Maricopa2610 ft (795 m)
Maricopa Peak Maricopa2557 ft (779 m)
Goat Hill Maricopa2528 ft (770 m)
Dixie Peak Maricopa2429 ft (740 m)
Union Peak Maricopa2383 ft (726 m)
Dinosaur Mountain Pinal2370 ft (722 m)
Casa Grande Mountain Pinal2350 ft (716 m)
Dobbins Lookout Maricopa2330 ft (710 m)
Dixie Mountain Maricopa2277 ft (694 m)
Pyramid Peak Maricopa2269 ft (691 m)
Mummy Mountain Maricopa2260 ft (689 m)
Two Peaks Maricopa2207 ft (672 m)
Ludden Mountain Maricopa2195 ft (669 m)
Ridgeback Overlook Maricopa2164 ft (659 m)
Shaw Butte Maricopa2149 ft (655 m)
North Cat Peak Maricopa2144 ft (653m)
Silly Mountain Pinal2139 ft (651 m)
North Mountain Maricopa2104 ft (641 m)
Deem Hills Maricopa2098 ft (639 m)
Merkle Hills (Usery Park) Maricopa2078 ft (633 m)
Lookout Mountain Maricopa2054 ft (626 m)
Western Vista Maricopa2026 ft (617 m)
Apache Vista Maricopa2000 ft (609 m)

Mountains over 1000 feet

MountainCountyHeight
South Cat Peak Maricopa1985 ft (605 m)
Stoney Mountain Maricopa1973 ft (601 m)
Shaw Butte Radio Tower Maricopa1960 ft (597 m)
Peak 1955 Maricopa1955 ft (595 m)
Brown Mountain (Mesa) Maricopa1943 ft (592 m)
Shadow Mountain Maricopa1928 ft (587 m)
Veterans Mountain Maricopa1903 ft (580 m)
Thunderbird Peak Maricopa1862 ft (568 m)
Mount Ochoa Maricopa1844 ft (562 m)
North Thunderbird Peak Maricopa1831 ft (558 m)
Buffalo Ridge Maricopa1826 ft (557 m)
Middle Mountain (Maricopa) Maricopa1789 ft (545 m)
Barnes Butte Maricopa1745 ft (532 m)
West Thunderbird Peak Maricopa1682 ft (513 m)
Tempe Butte Maricopa1496 ft (456 m)
Bell Butte Maricopa1370 ft (418 m)

Notable hills – under 1000 feet

FeatureCountyHeight
Antelope Hill Yuma804 ft
Fraesfield Mountain Maricopa600 ft

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