Visiting Arizona for SuperBowlLVII week, or have friends in town? Here are eight MUST hike trails across the Valley! 🌵🏜 abc15
PHOENIX — Looking for a way to see all the beauty the Arizona desert has to offer? Check out this list of different trails around the Valley and what each one brings.Entry is free. View the park map.Waterfall Trail - White Tank Mountain Regional Park
Entry is $7 per vehicle, or $2 per pedestrian or anyone entering via bicycle or horseback. View the park map.Wind Cave Trail - Usery Mountain Regional Park Entry is $7 per vehicle, or $2 per pedestrian or anyone entering via bicycle or horseback. View the park map.Camelback MountainPark hours: Sunrise to sunset.Entry is free. View the park map. East & West Skip Rimsza Paseo - Phoenix Sonoran Preserve
Parking & entrance hours: 5 a.m. - 7 p.m. Trail hours: 5 a.m. - 11 p.m.Entry is free. View the park map.Pipeline Canyon Trail - Lake Pleasant Regional Park Entry is $7 per vehicle, $4 per motorized watercraft, $2 per non-motorized watercraft. Click here to read more on camping fees. View the park map. Hidden Valley Trail via Mormon Trail - South Mountain Preserve and Park
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