Kingman Hikes: Mohave Wash Path


 Mohave Wash Path travels diagonally through Kingman, mostly in a north to south; but more north east to south west.  it follows Mohave Draw and there is a paved trail from Beverly (behind the library) to Northern, east of Banks.  It continues on to at least Thompson but is not paved.  The wash continues even further.  Along the path is the wash where there is sand and rocks.  Along the bank there is also vegetation and trees.  It lines the Walleck Neighborhood City Park.  Opposite Willow Rd the wash and hike continue past the Willow Dog Park.  There is a small grassy area with benches where the trail crosses Gordon.  There is also parking.  The trail crosses Bank just north of Kingman High School and is paved to Northern.  There is a lack of trees for shade along the trail.


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