A really nice place to walk enjoy the views and see amazing wildlife ! Bring a sandwich and have a…read morepicnic but remember to clean up after yourself too :)

A quick disclaimer for the following review -- This review pertains to the fishing quality of the…read morearea. I worked in Laveen for many years and drove past this location on 91st Ave hundreds of times but did not know about the Tres Rios Wetlands until a friend suggested it for a fishing outage. The first recommendation I will make is to bring/leave nothing of value in your vehicle. This is a high-crime area of Phoenix and the "parking lot" for Tres Rios is essentially just the shoulder of the main road. There have been several police reports filed at this location for vehicles being burglarized and catalytic converters being stolen. Secondly, a permit is required to park/use Tres Rios. The permits are free and available through the Tres Rios Wetlands page on the Phoenix.gov site. Each permit is good for a 6-month block. I have no idea if there is any enforcement action taken against non-permit holders but the consequence is a class 5 felony for trespassing on government land per multiple signs posted all over the park. Finally, if you went through the trouble of obtaining a permit and driving here just to fish, you may have set yourself up for disappointment. The actual wetlands sanctuary area that is advertised on the website is completely off limits to the public (including permit holders) and is surrounded by a 7 ft barbwire fence. The only area where fishing is actually permitted is a small strip of water outside of the sanctuary. The area is not maintained and it is completely surrounded by thick 6ft tall reeds and grass with only 3-4 gaps over about a half mile about the width of a single person. Maybe I went during wrong season, but the ground was covered in swarms of millions of ants crossing the pathway. Be careful what you put down on the ground or where you stand as you're likely to be covered in ants. If you're here to walk, hike, or birdwatch, I'm sure this location is beautiful gem in the desert thats full of wildlife. If you're here to fish it's unfortunately a big disappointment.

Heck yes! Very well-maintained. No motorized vehicles allowed. Has bathrooms, water fountains, and…read morebike tools.

Hubs and I had been looking for an actual mountain bike park and found this place through another…read moreYelper. There is a nice hiking trail around the perimeter or through the park that is well maintained. It's more of a bike jump park with places for kids to get comfortable as well. We don't have any other of these parks that I know of around the valley so while it was smaller than expected it's the only one. The hike is easy and we would come back if we're in the area as it's about a 50 minute drive from home. Definitely happy we checked it out!

If you look up the top attractions in Phoenix on TripAdvisor, Dobbins Lookout will be toward the…read moretop of the list. For good reason. Located in South Mountain Park, Dobbins offers picturesque views of Phoenix and surrounding areas. There are two ways to get there: (1) you can take the easy way and take a scenic drive up to a parking lot right next to Dobbins or (2) take Holbert Trail to Dobbins which will be about an hour an a half hike. Naturally, I took the more difficult route and was rewarded for my efforts with all that Dobbins has to offer. You'll see people sitting on the various benches and ledges to enjoy the views. You'll see people snapping pics. And you'll even see vendors in the parking lot selling Native American art and jewelry, drinks, and snacks. While I wasn't there during sunset, I hear it's a spectacular place to come at that time.

Other reviews say it all. Best views of the area and unparalleled sunsets. Good parking; some merch…read moreand jewelry vendors are there. It's not good if you're unsteady on your feet unless you want the views from the parking lots, which aren't bad. Unsteady feet beware. It's not Chiricahua, but it's pretty good and a hairpin corner steep drive. Lots of hiking from easy to over-the-mountains is available. Drive slowly; it's a narrow passage with bad visibility in some areas.

The meeting was to discuss temporary street closures, Earth Day celebration, the appointment and…read moreapproval of potential officials. It was an informative meeting. Parking available outside.

In walking around Cave Creek, you will see some interesting sights. People quite often ride their…read morehorses in Cave Creek. It really gives you that Western feel.

Beautiful historical city that was founded in the early 1870's. A nice country town home feeling…read morewith plenty of shops and restaurants to dine at. A hot spot for those who have motor cycles and love to ride since the area has nice smooth roads and clear clean weather.

Absolutely breathtaking church in Gilbert…read more My son and I attended mass here twice now and I can honestly say it was a lovely time for both of us. Not only does this church bring nostalgic vibes to me growing up attending Catholic school in Southern California, but the grounds are absolutely beautiful on the outside. Plenty of parking here as well.

Wow! Such a beautiful Mass. We attended the Sunday 11:00 Solemn Mass. The singing during Mass was…read moreheartwarming. We look forward to visiting again next year.

Home of some very big tourist destinations like the Talking Stick Amphitheater or the Cardinals…read moreStadium, this city definitely can draw a crowd. Though, I feel like they can do better crowd control at events personally. It's a fairly clean and safe city from what I have seen, and I think if the events handled more efficiently I'd rate the city 5 stars.

The City of Glendale in the downtown area seems quite deserted. Many storefronts are no longer…read moreand all you have is vacant places. The government and official buildings are kept up. The other parts of downtown are in need of a make over. There is free street parking.

Scottsdale is by far the best city in Arizona. Plenty of entertainment and shopping. The Galleria…read moreis amazing. The restaurants are plentiful and excellent service. Very beautiful city and super clean. If you like the booooogeeee lifestyle... you will love Scottsdale. Super nice and we had an excellent time Treated like VIP. Highly recommend Scottsdale for a relaxing get away with fine dining and a ton of shopping.

I own a small mobile vending business. My license expires on 6/30. Went to renew my license on…read more6/14. Not only did they charge $82 for license and fingerprinting, they charge a $350 late fee for not applying 30 days prior to expiration. An absolutely RIDICULOUSLY high penalty! Whatever they can do to get money out of you. By the way, this is the first year of this, but no leniency on not noticing the fine print. Wish they cared about the little guy a little more.

I owe Steve Nash an apology - his wife cheated on him and had a kid out of wedlock. And that's why…read morehe split from her. Anyway, I still think it's foolish for APS to pay a celeb to teach energy savings. Most of the shit they advise (solar, variable-speed pool pumps, tax credits) is simply common sense. In other news, the company still sucks. I have an older meter that's behind a locked gate on the side of my house and it needs to be read manually. I'd prefer the gate remains locked because it leads to my backyard pool. Sometimes, they call and leave me a message that they're coming, but usually not. I guess I should just install another gate and lock that one instead.

They are a monopoly that continues to increase prices. Today they decide to shut down the power in…read moreflagstaff because it's windy. It's always windy in flagstaff so what is so special about today's wind? They claim to prevent a forest fire. Why was the power never shut down during all the previous active forest fires? This company is a tyrant.

All the police officers working the front here are super cool. & the judges and court staff have…read morealways been friendly. However, if you get an attorney assigned to you make sure it's not Andrea Angelo Gutierrez from Angelo law firm. She was by far the most unprofessional and unpleasant attorney I've ever encountered. In hindsight I should have just represented myself.

What a joke this court system isn't! I was guilty before i was even seen in court. I was falsely…read morecharged with domestic violence and criminal damage. Not committing any crime i stayed on site for scottsdale police to arrive and when 2 rookie ass cops not knowing how to question or investigate show up it was automatically an arrest for them. To take it further the public pretender tried to get me to incriminate myself with her questioning. She refused to interview the neighbors who heard and saw the so called allegations. She did nothing on the case but show up in court to schedule the next court proceedings. This city court is a failure and should be charged for violating peoples constitutional rights and injustice. The prosecuting attorney is a tv show attorney at best and got his law degree probably inherited to him.