City HikesHike the Maricopa Trail Spear S Ranch in New River
Established in 2011, Spear S Trailhead gives access to a splendid stretch of rangeland via paths created by the Hohokam people.
Established in 2011, Spear S Trailhead gives access to a splendid stretch of rangeland via paths created by the Hohokam people.
The route cuts through the remnants of 35 million year old volcanic activity.
The sandy, canyon-bound courses of Blue Wash and Camp Creek provide an interesting twist on desert hiking.
Great views can be had after only a short bit of climbing and vistas improve around every bend.
Priceless glimpses of Arizona's beautiful central highlands await hikers on the summit of Mount Union, the high point of the Bradshaw mountain range.
More popular with hang gliders than hikers, this volcanic peak northwest of Greer is a gem famous for its windy conditions.
A babbling mountain stream in a pristine alpine meadow makes a welcoming gateway to the Thompson trail.
Avoid holiday traffic and crowds with an early morning hike in the Hassayampa River Preserve in Wickenburg.
There's a little volcano in Prescott Valley with a big enough impression on the landscape to warrant a hiking trail to its summit.
The sandy, canyon-bound courses of Blue Wash and Camp Creek provide an interesting twist on desert hiking.
Crystal clear gurgling waters, red rock cliffs, shady mesquite forests and towering canyon walls make hiking Red Creek an especially relaxing experience.
Within the 880-acre property, 16 interconnected trails combine for over 12 miles of non-motorized-use routes.
The route cuts through the remnants of 35 million year old volcanic activity.
Great views can be had after only a short bit of climbing and vistas improve around every bend.
Established in 2011, Spear S Trailhead gives access to a splendid stretch of rangeland via paths created by the Hohokam people.