Youngblood Hill

Embark on a unique journey up Youngblood Hill, a short but steep hike that rewards you with incredible views and a fascinating cultural landmark. Starting directly from Bisbee's downtown, the dirt path quickly gains elevation, offering continuous uphill sections. As you climb, the historic town of Bisbee spreads out beneath you, framed by the rugged desert hills, culminating in the distinctive Bisbee Cross Shrine at the summit. This 1.1-mile (1.7 km) easy route with 481 feet (147 metres) of elevation gain takes about 35 minutes, making it a great option for a quick, impactful outing.

To plan your visit, head to the trailhead conveniently located at the end of Ok Street in downtown Bisbee. Be aware that there is almost no shade along the route, so carrying water is essential, especially during warmer parts of the day. Early mornings or late afternoons are generally the best times to hike Youngblood Hill to avoid the midday sun and enjoy cooler temperatures.

What truly sets Youngblood Hill apart is the