AMAZING! Mt. Tipton Wilderness Area BLM Land – Just 25 miles North of Kingman

Are you in search of place to getaway from it all? A quiet and restful spot out in nature? A nice place where you can ride ATVs, ride horses, build a house, etc? This 40 acre parcel could be the answer you have been looking for. This is the kind of land where traditions are made and generations are born. Mt. Tipton Wilderness Area is only about 1 mile to the west.

This parcel butts up against federal land on its southern edge. The parcel square shaped. At only 2.5 miles west of Stockton Hill Rd. and about 1 mile from the edge of the Mt. Tipton Wilderness area you can choose your path for adventure. Head into the wilderness or hit the highway and head into town. Only 25 miles north of downtown Kingman. This property is mostly flat, and is easily accessible from Stockton Hill Rd. and Cedar Canyon Rd.

The 30,760-acre Mount Tipton Wilderness is located in Mohave County, 25 miles north of Kingman, Arizona. This wilderness includes the entire northern half of the imposing Cerbat Mountains. Although Mount Tipton Peak, at 7,148 feet, dominates the wilderness, the true centerpiece and main scenic attraction here is the Cerbat Pinnacles. Located north of and below Mount Tipton, the Pinnacles, immense tusk-like rows of maroon-colored spires, stand majestically above open, tawny-colored valleys.

Large and topographically complex, the Mount Tipton Wilderness provides a wide range of hiking, backpacking, photography, and horseback riding opportunities. Visitors capable of making the climb to the top of Mount Tipton can examine a remnant stand of large ponderosa pine located below the peak to the northeast, and will enjoy unsurpassed views in all directions.