Four Peaks Amethyst Mine Tour

Phoenix, AZ

4-12 Guests • No Lodging • Public • Guided

Description

Four Peaks Amethyst Helicopter Mine Tour


A thrilling guided hiking adventure, with access to the mine property high atop Four Peaks!


This remote hike is not for the faint at heart as we follow the summit trail across Four Peaks to arrive at the Four Peaks Amethyst Mine. For the first time in history, mine owner Kurt Cavano is making available regular tours into this unique Arizona treasure. This rare amethyst vein has been mined by hand without the benefit of electricity for over 100 years. Guests looking for a challenging outdoor experience will certainly enjoy this historic mining adventure.


Trailhead Approach: 20 mile Forest Road about 90 minutes

Expert Level Hike: 5.4 miles primitive trail, round-trip Trailhead to Mine

Elevation: Trailhead 5700 feet, elevation gain 655 feet.

Tours include water, juices, Arizona teas, fresh fruit, nuts, and snack bars.


We Provide:

  • Hotel Pick-up
  • Mine Entrance Fees
  • Fresh Fruit & Trail Snacks
  • Bottled Water
  • Juice & Iced Teas


Just bring your favorite hat, sturdy, comfortable shoes, sunglasses, and your camera, then get ready to explore and learn about the amazing Sonoran Desert at your own pace.



Base price is for up to 3 people for a 4-5 hour Helicopter tour. Groups up to 7 are an additional fee. Advance Reservations Required please call for final pricing.

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Upgrades

4-7 People

$770.00


Reviews

Reviews

"Excellent Tour. Dave was full of knowledge and eager to share. We had the best tour. Would go again in a heartbeat." - Donna S.


"Wealth of knowledge about geology, history, birds, archaeology, culture, water, weather .... Our guide was a gentleman and a scholar, and customized the trip to our interests and activity level." - Sarah M.

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Your Host

David's Trip

David J

from $3080/Day


Amenities

  • Snacks and fresh fruit
  • Experienced Knowledgeable Guides
  • Backpacks Provided
  • Bottle Water
  • Juice & Iced Teas

Location

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Gear List

  • Hat
  • Comfortable Close Toed Shoes
  • Sunglasses
  • Camera

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Rules & Guidelines

I always tell people, when they ask what they need, bring a hat and some comfortable close toed shoes.

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