Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was far from the first national politician or celebrity attracted to Camelback's natural grandeur.

The incident happened when select hiking trails throughout Phoenix have restricted access from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. due to ...

The high temperature in Phoenix was 107 degrees and the low was 87 degrees that day, according to National Weather Service.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. caused an online sensation by hiking Camelback Mountain in July heat while wearing blue jeans, adding a new episode to the Phoenix landmark's celebrity mystique.

The Phoenix Fire Department shared news of a hiker hospitalized on Tuesday after being rescued from Camelback Mountain.

Save Camelback: Development push thwarted By the mid-1960s, saving Camelback was a Phoenix cause célèbre, especially among young people. After Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Arizona, lost his 1964 ...