Usery Mountain Regional Park is a 648-acre park located in Mesa, AZ. It has 73 different locations for the campground. It has an ample parking area that can hold up to a 45 'RV and is a built site with water, electric hook-ups, a barbecue grill, and a fire ring. Usery Mountain Regional Park is situated at the west end of the goldfield hills at 3,648 acres, adjacent to the national tonto park. It features more than 29 miles of walking, mountain-biking trails. Looking through the clear, flat land, south of the nature preserve, or west or north, you can see and admire great distances or the hills surrounding you. Visitors can explore the 29 miles of multi-use trails with scenic wind caves. Usery Mountain Regional Park has bathrooms with hot water showers and flush toilets.
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USERY MOUNTAIN REGIONAL PARK REVIEWS
Absolutely beautiful and we had a blast! If you like hiking up the side of a mountain, this is a great one to enjoy!! I look forward to doing it again when I'm back in this area! For those with small children or are of more mature age, this is for anyone willing to traverse a rocky terrain! Also, bring your pup for a nice climb too! We passed tons of adorable pups on their leashes having a blast with the climb!!
This one here became Definitely one of my new personal favorite trails. It recorded 7.5 miles in my GPS, and it took us under 3 hrs. This trail has very great views so plan on being a bit longer if you stop to enjoy the scenery. A bit rocky in one part of the trail but we are 100% coming back!!
Beautiful park. Great hiking and biking trails.
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Hawes Trail System Entrance is a heavily trafficked 6.9-mile loop trail around Mesa. The sonorous desert has views of the red mountain, four peaks, fountain hills, and a reef dam of granite. The Hawes Trail System has some great views of 5 peaks and Red Mountain. The path provides a range of events and is open throughout the year. There are several loops as well as out and back trails. This trail features fantastic singletrack that twists and turns for miles. It is one of the less rocky trails in the area and a great place for riders looking for speed and flow or looking for an endurance ride with multiple laps and beautiful views.
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HAWES TRAIL SYSTEM ENTRANCE REVIEWS
Beautiful spot for mountain biking and hiking with great views! This is a sweet little "secret" that is quickly becoming a popular trail system. Hikers beware: this spot is VERY popular for mountain biking. You'll be negotiating with them quite a bit. But it's easily worth it for the views of red-hued mountains and the Salt River!
Fun challenging MTB trail network. Park at the park and ride and take connector trail or park by the quarry. Trailforks App is good for this area. Wheel Jones's bike shop is close and recommended!
Awesome trails for running, hiking, or biking!
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Lost Dutchman State Park is a well-renowned hiking trail in the Superstition Mountains. It was initially built as a recreational area by the Bureau of Land Management in 1972, and it covered 320 acres (130 ha) in 1983. Lost Dutchman State Park features hiking trails, picnic areas, cabins, and camping opportunities abound here. Some walking trails are the National forest service trails that lead across the Superstitions' western face. The trails are well maintained and marked. Visitors can pick up the trails depending on their ability. The treasure loop would be appropriate for children and can explore amazing views. If you plan to hike Siphon Draw to Flatiron, morning hours are the best to explore.
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Adults(1-4)(Per Vehicle): $7
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Friday-Sunday & Holidays (Oct-May)(Per Vehicle): $10
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LOST DUTCHMAN STATE PARK REVIEWS
Beautiful place to hike all the other hikers are super friendly! Restrooms are available and clean, masks must be worn in bathrooms!!! There are trails for all levels of hikers, be sure to bring plenty of water and don't go off the trails!!! Dog are allowed and must pick up after them. Great place to take the family and bbq or have a picnic!!
Amazing park. Very clean and well maintained. Did some hiking around the Treasure Loop trail and would definitely recommend it. Do it at sunset when the rocks are changing various colors of red and orange, you will not be disappointed. There are plenty of benches to stop and rest. Very well marked and maintained trail, moderate in difficulty. Several picnic areas and facilities!
Beautiful landscape and vegetation. Drove through in late March after a storm. Perfect weather for hiking and beautiful clouds making any single shot moody and dramatic!
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