Trails
Roxy Ann Peak can be accessed via Roxy Ann Road, which climbs about halfway up the mountain and then splits into a loop just inside Prescott Park. There are two park gates on the road, a lower one near the residential area on the lower slopes, and an upper one part-way to the summit. The 2.4-mile (3.9 km) loop goes all the way around the peak, and is closed to unauthorized motor vehicles. Tower Road begins on the north side of the loop and ascends to the summit of the peak. There are six designated trails located off of Roxy Ann and Tower roads, ranging in difficulty from moderate to steep. The Rogue Valley, Mount Ashland, Mount McLoughlin, Pilot Rock, the Crater Lake rim, Mount Thielsen, Mount Shasta, and other landmarks are easily visible from the peak's summit.
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