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Desert Scene Against Four Peaks Mt. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Saguaros with Four Peaks in Alpenglow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Four Peaks, Arizona Royalty Free Stock Photo

Four Peaks, Sonoran Desert Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Four Peaks and Saguaros Royalty Free Stock Photo

Winter sunset on the Four Peaks Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Saguaro Shadow at Four Peaks Royalty Free Stock Photo

Four Peaks Mountains Covered in Snow in Arizona with Cactus and Desert Brush in the Foreground Royalty Free Stock Photo

Arizona, Sonoran Desert: Saguaros in a Carpet of Spring Flowers at the Foothills of Four Peaks Royalty Free Stock Photo

Arizona, Four Peaks Wilderness: Ocotillos or Vine Cacti Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Four Peaks Wilderness was established in 1984, and contains approximately 60,740 acres with a major mountain rising up in its center from the desert foothills. The Four Peaks themselves are visible for many miles, and are one of the most widely recognized landmarks in central Arizona. The rapid change in elevation produces interesting and unique plant and animal communities. Elevations range from 1,900 feet near Apache Lake to 7,600 feet on Brown`s Peak. The wilderness trails are popular during winter months.