San Tan Mountain Regional Park

• Matt Nuechterlein
  
  
  (November 17, 2020, 9:39 am)

  Really cool hiking trails. Breathtaking views. Just be aware that there's a $7 charge per vehicle, but it's absolutely worth it.

• Bill Williams
  
  
  (November 8, 2020, 9:02 pm)

  We were hiking there on a Saturday in November and it wasn’t terribly busy. The bicyclists were courteous to us hikers. Great views and lots of great flora.

• Zeinab Hassan
  
  
  (October 25, 2020, 1:35 am)

  Great place to hike with multiple trails to chose from. Each trail varies from easy, moderate to difficult. We saw a lot of bikes too. Highly recommended for kids too.

• Gaye Vaterlaus
  
  
  (October 15, 2020, 3:49 pm)

  A great place for desert hikes! Horse, mountain bike and people friendly trails. Opens at 8 but you can hike at sunup and pay for entrance in a drop-off box. Friendly people and social distance environment!! This is definitely a desert park so be aware and dress appropriately!

• Susan Patten
  
  
  (October 2, 2020, 10:40 am)

  I hike San Tan Park a couple of times a week, even in the summer. There are numerous trails. Some trails are busier than others. Other trails you feel like you are the only one on the trail, you hardly ever meet another person. The scenery is beautiful especially the Malpais mountains.

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(602) 506-2930 ext 7. More Info. Welcome to San Tan Mountain Regional Park. Consisting of over 10,000 acres, the southeast Valley park is a fine example of the lower Sonoran Desert. Goldmine Mountain is located in the northern area, with a spectacular San Tan Mountain escarpment in the...

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Went to San Tan Regional Park to hike on a Tuesday morning. The fee is $7/vehicle or $2/individual on foot or bike. When you park there is a restroom and visitor area. The trails are very well marked and easy to follow. They are very good for mountain bikers - beginners would have no trouble on these...

Best Trails in San Tan Mountain Regional Park - Arizona | AllTrails

Looking for a great trail in San Tan Mountain Regional Park, Arizona? There are 13 moderate trails in San Tan Mountain Regional Park ranging from 3.4 to 7.5 miles and from 1,558 to 2,181 feet above sea level.

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Hiking: San Tan Mountain Regional Park has over eight miles of hiking trails. Options range both in length and difficulty. San Tan Mountain Regional Park is 50 minutes southeast of downtown Phoenix, and south of Hunt Highway in Pinal County.

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Features -none-. Overview. San Tan Mountain Regional Park lies south of Queen Creek in the southeast valley. With the opening of the Dynamite Trail in February of 2012, it has become part of the rotation with Phoenix area cross-country crowd. Previously the access from the northern trailhead at...

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Welcome to San Tan Mountain Regional Park. Consisting of over 10,000 acres, the southeast Valley park is a fine example of the lower Sonoran Desert. 6533 West Phillips Road Queen Creek Arizona 85242 602-506-2930. On the following day, Saturday, I will be holding a 3-hour workshop at Usery...

San Tan Mountain Regional Park : Climbing, Hiking... : SummitPost

The San Tans are a small mountain range that rises to the southeast of Phoenix, Arizona. San tan Mountain Regional Park preserves a portion of these mountains 10 000 acres large. A network of trails crisscrosses the park providing opportunities for hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding.

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Open for decades, San Tan Mountain Regional Park consists of 10,200 acres of Sonoran Desert. The park ranges in elevation from about 1,400 feet to over 2,500 feet. Guests will see many sights native to the Sonoran Desert like saguaro forest and wildflowers (rain and season permitting).

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