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Mount Ajo and the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument

Climb Mount Ajo in the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument with ​⁠​⁠‪@UphillRunner‬ See saguaro and organ pipe cactus. See ocotillo in full bloom in late March. Go for a trail run on both the Bull Pasture and Senita Basin trails. Note the geological features of rhyolite and volcanic tuff on the way to the summit of Mount Ajo. The 4,805' summit of Mount Ajo is is about an 8.7 mile hike and is accessed from the Bull Pasture trailhead. Bull Pasture trailhead is accessed via the Mount Ajo Drive, which across I-85 from the main entrance of the monument. Here's some tips for your roadtrip to Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument: Have lunch in Yuma, AZ at Mariscos El Rey food truck. Delicious fish tacos. Tables and shade provided. Have lunch in Gila Bend, AZ at Sophia’s Mexican Restaurant. Yummy potato and bean veggie burritos. Last grocery store is in Ajo, AZ, and there's a convenience store in Why, AZ. 5 miles from Twin Peaks campground is a large gas station in Lukeville, AZ with ice, chips, drinks. Campsites in the Organ Pipe National Monument must be reserved through Recreation.gov. Full amenities: water and bathrooms with solar showers found at Twin Peaks campground. ——- Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:27 - Senita Basin Trail 1:39 - Morning Coffee campsite 2:27 - Mt. Ajo loop road 3:14 - Mt. Ajo trailhead (Bull Pasture) 7:19 - End Bull Pasture trail 9:45 - Mt. Ajo summit 12:02 - Quick Class 3 12:59 - Back to camp —-