So I came here with my boyfriend to go ziplining and it wasn't what I was expecting lols…read more When I think ziplining, I'm thinking we are going to go quite the distance and maybe get some sick views of the mountains etc. With this place, they bring you to the very top and then you come down - it feels like you're riding half a rollercoaster. I generally wasn't impressed, especially since we were staying in Phoenix and this place was an hour to get there. We walked around after and I believe the place served as an old mining area so they have it staged as so - we walked in and out of the shops checking out all the different knick knacks. For the hour we drove to get to this place, we left after 30 min. If you're looking for a place to generally explore, I think the shops etc are interesting, but I wouldn't come here for a full ziplining experience as that is not what they offer.

Very quick ride but it was worth the money for my husband and I to ride it!! It went higher than I…read moreexpected and the view was great from the top.

How could anyone not love this place? Yes, Carl's Damaged Pet Warehouse is the actual name and no,…read morethis is not an outlet store where the pets have minor cosmetic imperfections and are 40% off. It's actually a little animal rescue tucked into the backyard of a private property, where you can visit rescued Highland cows, pigs, goats, donkeys, tortoises, ducks, sheep and assorted other members of the Island of Misfit Pets. It's completely free to visit. You stay outside the fence for safety, but you can still pet and feed the animals (and it's okay to get emotionally attached to them!) Sometimes Carl leaves food outside for visitors to hand out to the "damaged pets" or you can bring your own approved snacks like apples, zucchini, carrots and cucumber. Basically a very wholesome BYOS situation. I posted a photo of the full approved-food list so you too can trick some furballs into becoming your new best friends. You can also leave a monetary donation to help with the cost of caring for the animals. You can visit at any time, but remember this IS someone's private property, so obviously be respectful of the home and neighbors.

Finally decided to stop by and feed these cute animals! It was pretty busy when I stopped yesterday…read moreafternoon and many people were there also feeding them. I saw two turkeys, a rooster, ducks, goats, donkeys, a piggy, and a bull. *Free, just follow the posted rules

A little confusing to get here if you are coming off the 60 East. You have to make a U-turn to get…read moreon the right side of the highway and the turn off is not well marked. Once here, it's pretty neat. You can hike multiple different trails and there is a nice view of the Superstition Mountains. This is a great option if you don't want to drive far to go hiking and you are in the east valley area. The parking is free!

Silly Mtn Park has a gravel parking lot. It also has public restroom and a covered picnic table…read more It is free and pretty easy hiking. Not really impressive views just easy trails.

Great time, great guide, solid experience. 10/10 recommend…read more Horse Entertainment: Ace was the best horse. They warned me he may get lazy and stop, and that I would have to kick him but he did great. He was a very calm horse who was very gentle. Funny part is that he wears a mask so he doesn't eat the whole trail ride.... sounds like me, I guess we have a lot in common. Snacks snacks snacks.

Do not waste your time. If you weigh over 240 fully dressed they will not allow you to ride…read more Plus they are expensive. If you want to ride horses you can ride them in Texas for a lot cheaper and a lot longer. Plus they have horses that are built and capable to withstand your heavier set adult male. Came with five people and my husband who has been loosing weight. 260 fully clothed with Steele toe boots, jeans and enough in the wallet to weigh anyone down. The one staff member who I spoke with was cordial and descent but I will not bring my business back there ever and will deter anyone from going. Tourist trap. Let me add... it is Arizona and they would not let me wear my hiking backpack for water!!!! Absolutely not. I drink water all day and you want me to venture for an 1 1/2. With no water .... No thank you

This is a beautiful area with scenic views. As a kid, I've hiked this area and really enjoyed. I…read morerecently drove by, but since it's August, we didn't explore too much as it isn't safe with the heat. Some of the best trails and hiking in Arizona if you ask me; especially for the Phoenix area.

This trail was life-changingly beautiful! It's a great trail for the advanced side of beginner…read morehikers. I'd recommend going with a group as it is pretty isolated and we only passed two other groups within the three days we were there in the Springtime. We saw lots of amazing species like Gila monsters and road runners up close. The campgrounds were very primitive in a great way. Overall, if you're looking to backpack around Arizona, I'd recommend checking this trail out!

Visiting Arizona from Hawaii, my daughter and her college roommate and I decided to take an…read moreoff-road adventure tour. This was the first daddy-daughter trip we've had since my wife passed almost two and a half years ago. We had THE best time on our guided UTV tour of Cottonwood and Box canyons. Our host and tour guide, Arek, made our trip memorable! He shared his knowledge of the trails and the history of the area. We really appreciated his hospitality. I highly recommend this adventure tour! Mahalo (Thank you) Arek!

This guy is legit. Good communication pre and during. Very polite and respectful. Knowledgeable…read moreabout the area. Just a really cool guy running a great business.

I had heard good things about this trail and it has a cool name, so I decided to check it out one…read moremorning. I didn't want to pay for parking so I started at a different trailhead and hiked a few kilometers to get to the beginning of this trail. I saw a good amount of people along the way, but not too many. They were all courteous and respectful of the trail and its rules. There are lots of switchbacks and some decent elevation, I'd classify it as a moderate hike. The top with the "cave" was nice, more like an indentation, and I saw 2 chipmunks. I guess I didn't make it all the way to the top according to my map, but close enough. I went back down the trail and continued on my loop back to the parking lot I came from. There isn't much cover from the sun so be sure to dress appropriately, wear sunscreen, a hat, drink water, etc. I'm glad I got to do this trail.

This was a good workout and moderately challenging trail. We got started a bit too late so it was…read more"hot" on the trail. I'm glad I was wearing a hat, sunscreen, and had plenty of water. The weather was nice today, it's just a lot of sun exposure on the trail. I saw people of all ages on the trail and dogs are allowed. Personally it was a bit busy on the trail for my liking and I don't love paying $7 to access a trail but we were hiking with a friend who is new to the area and thought this is a nice intro to AZ hiking. There are plenty of other trails in the Usery Mountain Regional Park to check out as well, but we were ready to head out after this trail. Wind cave trail is 3.2 miles out and back, it's about 1,000ft elevation gain and on average takes about 2 hrs to complete. One interesting thing we found at the "cave" area at the top was large honey comb coming out of the rock. There are quite a few bees there and man I would have loved to eat that honey comb haha. That added an element of interest. Overall, nice hike and a good mix of effort. I would have liked to do it earlier in the day, but I'm sure it was even busier then so it worked out.

The tower is so dangerous! I've seen multiple kids fall from the top and others slip while climbing…read morebecause there's a backlog. This park is definitely not made for kids under 5- maybe even 6. The bathrooms are well maintained and you can book rental space through the city.

The Signal Butte Park is unlike any I've ever seen! There are multiple major structures, suitable…read morefor different age ranges and they look like something out of a sci-fi movie! They are so fun and unique that any kid would enjoy playing at this park. There's also a little walking loop that goes around the outside of the park with some little desert views and wildflowers to look at. It's only a couple miles from our house so awe will definitely be back!

Hands down the best state park campground I've ever been to! The grounds are immaculate, the staff…read moreis incredibly friendly and it's so peaceful. We stayed in site 25 and it's just perfect. The views are amazing and we loved seeing all the wildlife. We are sad to be leaving but have already decided if we come back to the area we are definitely staying here again.

We had a beautiful camping experience here! Very clean campground with kept amenities and nice,…read moreclean spots! It was perfect for an overnighter so close to the valley.

The peace of arriving at this quiet Lake, only a few fishing boats and a few cars! I walked around…read moreand was just at a very calm, attitude! The drive was easy and scenery was pleasant! Beautiful day!

We love going to Saguaro lake. Boating, fishing, wildlife nature, trails, and excitement love the…read moreadventure every time.