March 12 through 19, 2014, the National Park Service will be in Cave Creek Regional Park and on-trail maintaining the area. Their work consists of treating invasive species in the park, especially in the Go John Trail area. Cave Creek Regional and the trails remain open, but Maricopa County Parks Read more…
Maricopa County Parks and Recreation has announced that work to improve its Southeast Valley trail park will begin March 4, 2024 and run through March 2025. The San Tan Mountain Regional Park Goldmine Trailhead Improvement Project has planned improvements including: During the year of trailhead construction and improvements at Goldmine Read more…
Estrella’s Rainbow Trail Access will be occupied with the Love 2 Run Trail race event on Saturday February, 10 from 7am to 11am. The foot race’s start/finish line activities and crowds may affect non-participants’ trail use and day hike plans. While the park and trailhead area remain open to the Read more…
Lake Pleasant Regional Park’s 10-Lane East parking lot will be closed to the public for most of the day Jan. 20, 2024. The area is hosting the Prickly Pedal bicycle race – use caution when sharing trails along the race course.
Trails, roads, and campgrounds will remain open during prescribed burns near Prescott’s Ponderosa Park. The public is invited to speak with fire managers at the new Prescott REI…
Fall prescribed burning has been successful in Kaibab National Forest so far. Smoke from the latest treatments could linger in the area.
Many trails at San Tan Mountain will be occupied for racers on Nov. 5. These are the trails most affected by the event, although trails will remain open to the public…
The burns are not expected to close or restrict outdoor recreation although crews will be in these areas and smoke impact may be felt. Here are the details…
These are the latest updates on previously announced projects at Frye Mesa Day Use Area, Treasure Park Campground, Sabino Canyon Visitor Center, and Radar Base. Trails and parks remain unaffected as of Oct. 30, 2023. See the current available details…
Final Trail Plan signals changes to several trails in the Santa Catalinas. Coronado’s formal project will better maintain and manage its trails.