Paguekwash Point

Paguekwash Point at a Glance

When to Go

Best Time to Visit Paguekwash Point

Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable weather and stable viewing conditions.

Spring and Autumn (March-May, Sept-Nov)

Mar-May, Sep-Nov · 10-25°C

Moderate temperatures and clearer skies make for comfortable viewing.

Summer (June-August)

Jun-Aug · 25-40°C

Hot conditions and potential heat hazards-visit early or late in the day.

Weather & Climate near Paguekwash Point

Climate

Paguekwash Point's climate is classified as Cold Semi-Arid - Cold Semi-Arid climate with hot summers (peaking in July) and cold winters (coldest in January). Temperatures range from -3°C to 35°C. Semi-arid with limited rainfall.

Air Quality: AQI 20 Good

Temperature & Rainfall

Temperature Range

35°

Warmest Month

-3°

Coldest Month

Monthly Conditions

Month	Comfort	Temp	Feels	Rain	Sky	Humidity	Wind	UV	Daylight
January	-	-3° - 10°	1°	26 mm	-	-	2.6 m/s	-	-
February	-	-1° - 13°	4°	25 mm	-	-	2.9 m/s	-	-
March	-	1° - 16°	6°	32 mm	-	-	3.5 m/s	-	-
April	-	4° - 20°	12°	18 mm	-	-	3.9 m/s	-	-
May	-	9° - 26°	17°	13 mm	-	-	3.9 m/s	-	-
June	-	13° - 32°	22°	9 mm	-	-	3.9 m/s	-	-
July	-	18° - 35°	27°	31 mm	-	-	3.5 m/s	-	-
August	-	17° - 34°	26°	38 mm	-	-	3.2 m/s	-	-
September	-	14° - 30°	22°	24 mm	-	-	3.1 m/s	-	-
October	-	8° - 24°	16°	21 mm	-	-	2.9 m/s	-	-
November	-	2° - 16°	8°	24 mm	-	-	2.8 m/s	-	-
December	-	-2° - 11°	2°	23 mm	-	-	2.5 m/s	-	-

Getting There & Around

How to Get to Paguekwash Point

Paguekwash Point is reached via backcountry roads and trails from regional access points in northwestern Arizona. Expect unpaved roads and a final walk to reach the viewpoint; GPS and topographic maps are recommended.

Tips for Visiting Paguekwash Point

Carry plenty of water and sun protection-the rim can be exposed and hot in summer.
Use a topographic map for route-finding; some approach routes are unmarked and cell service is unreliable.
Aim for morning visits for clearer air and fewer dust devils.