Mar 29, 2016 — Mount Kimball is a wooded high point on the west side of the Santa Catlina Mountains. I chose to take the Finger Rock Canyon Trail #42 to reach the summit. From the trailhead I started along the wide and well-maintained trail into the mouth of Finger Rock Canyon. Leaving the watercourse shortly after entering the canyon, the trail ascends on the east slope, offering great views down-canyon and toward Tucson, AZ. Higher up the trail enters a more forested setting with cool rock outcroppings popping out all over the place. Once I reached the south side of Mount Kimball, I reached a junction with the Pima Canyon Trail #62. I then followed the Pima Canyon Trail for s ahort time and took a spur trail to the summit of Mount Kimball.
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