Top Locations for Back Packing in Arizona
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APapago Park
- phoenix
az - +1 602 261 8318
- Highlights: picnic tables, restrooms, parking more
- Relaxing. Good place for a Spring picnic or outing. Relatively easy hiking trails. The lakes look man-made, though.... more on Yahoo! Travel
- Its wonderful and relaxing. You can also go hiking. more on Yahoo! Travel
Papago Park
phoenixaz
BWhite Tank Mountain Regional Park
- 13025 N White Tank Mountain Rd
Waddell,AZ,85355 - +1 623 935 2505
- so we just hiked until we couldn't go anymore. Great views of the valley. more on GoCityKids.com
- We were able to take our jogging stroller with the little ones on one of the trails and I still felt like I got a good workout. The playgrounds have swings and climbing equipment - my 2 and 4 year olds loved it. The one we visited (#4, I believe) was even covered and there was a BBQ, covered tabl... more on GoCityKids.com
White Tank Mountain Regional Park
13025 N White Tank Mountain RdWaddell,AZ,85355
CDesert Botanical Garden
- 1201 N Galvin Pkwy
Phoenix, AZ 85008 - 4809411217
- It was quite a nice experience to visit the Desert Botanical garden. Presentation of the garden makes it interesting ... more on OpenList.com
- I just got back from an Arizona spring training vacation, and one of the highlights was definitely the Desert Botanical Gardens. We came really close ... more on Yelp
Desert Botanical Garden
1201 N Galvin PkwyPhoenix, AZ 85008
DPinnacle Peak
- 26802 N 102nd Way
Scottsdale,AZ,85262 - +1 480 585 0385
- Pinnacle Peak is a consistent workout buddy of mine... more on Yelp
- Owwwwwww. That's how my butt felt when waking up yesterday morning. And I owe the pain to my previous ... more on Yelp
Pinnacle Peak
26802 N 102nd WayScottsdale,AZ,85262
EUsery Mountain Regional Park
- 3939 N. Usery Pass Road
Mesa, AZ 85207 - 4809840032
- I've hiked at Usery Mountain Regional Park quite a few times (and just learned more about it than I ever knew by reading David S. B.'s review). It's kind ... more on Yelp
- If you've ever driven along the 60 Freeway as east Mesa fades into Apache Junction, you may have seen a mountain to the north with the word "Phoenix" in ... more on Yelp
Usery Mountain Regional Park
3939 N. Usery Pass RoadMesa, AZ 85207
FNavajo National Monument
- Navajo National Monument
Arizona - Visitor Information (928) 672-27
- We visited here as the sun was starting to fall, on a cold January day. Late afternoon was supposed to be the best time to view Betatakin. It was quite a walk down the slope to the viewpoint, but the view was good. Be ready ... more on TripAdvisor
- Overview Navajo National Monument is a dazzler, with two sets of wonderfully preserved cliff dwellings in a sublime high-desert setting of soaring ochre cliffs punctuated by thick stands of fir and aspen ... more on manual_books
Navajo National Monument
Navajo National MonumentArizona
GSaguaro National Park
- 3693 S Old Spanish Trl
Tucson, Arizona
- We were driving through Tuscon and stopped at Saguaro Park East. This was a good choice: it was about $10 to get in, then there is a several mile ... more on Yelp
- Overview Saguaro cacti are the quintessential symbol of the American desert and occur naturally only here in the Sonoran Desert. Sensitive to fire and frost and exceedingly slow to mature, these massive, treelike cacti grow in great profusion around Tucson but have long been threatened by both development... more on Frommers
Saguaro National Park
3693 S Old Spanish TrlTucson, Arizona
HDead Horse Ranch State Park
- 675 Dead Horse Ranch Road
Cottonwood, AZ 86326, U.S.A. - +1 928 634 5283
- Highlights: visitor center more
- Overview Dead Horse Ranch State Park, located near the community of Cottonwood in scenic Verde Valley, belies its ominous name. Best known as a birdwatching haunt, the 800-acre park is also popular for picnicking, camping, canoeing, horseback riding and stream and pond fishing. Walking trails follow the s... more on LLBean.com
Dead Horse Ranch State Park
675 Dead Horse Ranch RoadCottonwood, AZ 86326, U.S.A.
IGlen Canyon National Recreation Area
- 791 Scenic View Dr.
Page, AZ - +1 928 608 6404
- Highlights: visitor center more
- Overview The Glen Canyon National Recreation Area stretches hundreds of miles from Lees Ferry in Arizona to the Orange Cliffs of southern Utah. The park offers many opportunities for water sports at Lake Powell, along with hiking, camping, and viewing of the geologic wonders. Visit the Carl Hayden ... more on Weather.com
- Overview Glen Canyon National Recreation Area combines one of nature's most inspiring settings with an ambitious human project. Impounded behind the Bureau of Reclamation's Glen Canyon Dam, the waters of the Colorado River and its tributaries are backed up almost 200 miles, forming Lake Powell. The lake a... more on LLBean.com
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
791 Scenic View Dr.Page, AZ
JKaibab National Forest
- 800 South 6th Street
Williams, Arizona 86046 - +1 928 635 8200
- Overview Dogs on leash are allowed on many trails throughout this national forest. Hiking trails range greatly in difficulty, from easy to very difficult. A couple of the more popular trails are the Keyhole Sink Trail and the Bill Williams Mountain Trail. The Keyhole Sink Trails is an easy trail that is 2... more on DogFriendly.com
Kaibab National Forest
800 South 6th StreetWilliams, Arizona 86046
