Family Things To Do in Bagdad, Arizona

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Mesa View Golf Course is a 9-hole executive style golf course in Bagdad, Arizona. This short layout provides for a fun golf experience for golfers of all skill levels. Online tee times may be avail... More on TheGolfCourses.net

This desert encompasses over 10 miles of the Harcuvar Mountains' ridgeline, from an elevation of 2,400 feet on the bajadas to more than 5,100 feet on the mountainous crest. Plant and animal communities thrive on diverse landforms, ... More on Epinions.com

Columns of colorful stone are the most striking landscape features of Tres Alamos, a Wilderness in the southern Black Mountains. The landscape tops out at Sawyer Peak (4,293 feet), the highest point in the Black Mountains. The eastern ... More on Epinions.com

Wild and remote, difficult to access, this sprawling Wilderness preserves imposing landscapes and vividly colorful geologic features. The Poachie Range runs northwest-southeast through the north-central portion of the area and rises ... More on Epinions.com

Flat-topped Juniper Mesa, running east-west, dominates this Wilderness on the southern end of the Juniper Mountains. The mesa is broken by steep canyons that open onto rolling hills with elevations ranging from 7,050 feet down to ... More on Epinions.com

Just beyond Alamo Dam, the Bill Williams River cuts through this Wilderness, dividing two mountain ranges, the Rawhides to the north and the Buckskins to the south. For more than five miles the river traverses the colorful 600-foot-deep ... More on Epinions.com

Upper Burro Creek is one of the few perennial streams to flow undammed into the lower desert of Arizona. Thirteen miles of the creek pass through this Wilderness, which is divided into eastern and western sections by a dirt road. ... More on Epinions.com

Small, remote, and relatively rugged, Apache Creek Wilderness offers rolling hills of juniper and piqon pine interspersed with outcroppings of granite. Time and wind and water have smoothed the rock, providing excellent habitat for ... More on Epinions.com