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    Tonto National Forest

    4.3 (12 reviews)

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    Margarita R.

    We went on a beautiful hike in the Tonto National Forest. I would describe this hike as easy and maybe about an hour and a half long. It can be a bit narrow at times so there were moments where we had to wait for others to pass. Everyone was kind and thoughtful though. The views are breathtaking and the highlight of our day: the wild horses!! Totally recommend it.

    View as you walk up the cement path to the Pueblo
    Fiona L.

    We loved this place. The views were amazing. Stepping back in time to the past was so interesting. The Pueblo was a real insight into how people lived way back. The rangers were a fountain of knowledge. Things to know is that there is a climb to get to the Pueblo high above in the rock cliff. I am 60 and fairly fit it wasn't too tough for me but anyone with reduced mobility should perhaps enjoy the view from a distance. Let your eyes do the walking! There are excellent picnic tables and shelters just as you enter the road to the visitors cntr.We had lunch there enjoying the view. Allow about 2 hours for the walk up the path and visit to the Pueblo. Once up the hillside the view of the lake hills and cactus is fabulous. Highly recommend this park.

    These beautiful wild horses of Arizona
    Helga S.

    We had heard there are still wild horses in Arizona & they are at Tonto National Forest so we thought we'd just take a chance & see if we'd find any. The first little park we saw them. It was crazy! All these beautiful wild horses just hanging out. So cool! We drove down further to Coon Bluff and met a photographer who talked about the horses and the best areas to find them. We hiked down to the river and found a group about 5 or 6. It was very cool to see them. I hope Arizona doesn't follow Montana & start slaughtering them.

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    Awesome mountain biking north of Las Sendas in the Tonto National Forest. It's like a giant DIY rollercoaster lined with sharp things.

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    The Veterans Oasis park has different walking trails, offers a lake for fishing, several benches…read morefor bird-watching, large covered ramadas, the Chandler Nature Center (Chandler Native Plant Oasis), and much more. Offers different signs to learn about wildlife and how to be safe. I came in early morning in mid-October and the weather was amazing. In the morning it was about 60 degrees. The park was active: people walking the trails, fishing, several people walking their dogs and there was a group of people with their dogs getting dog training classes. The park still offers plenty of space to enjoy your time outdoors.

    This is our favorite neighborhood park. We have seen it grow from a small park to a huge trail…read moreworthy, well kept oasis. Our favorite is going around the scenic loop around water, spotting the ducks, geese and the birds. There are so many exotic Birds specially during the spring, it's a sight. The wildflowers are beautiful and the large trees create a perfect canopy during the summer. We love biking and hiking too, this park has a cute little waterfall and is a favorite among photographers for shoots. There are programs offered in the community center for the kids for summer break and also activities with nature which is nice specially since it's involved with nature. There is also a nice display and tribute to the veterans with some installation arts. This place is worth a visit and wish there were some kids play structure to add to the beauty.

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