September 7, 2022
The Best Fall Hikes Around Arizona City
Scoping a manufactured home community in the area or just made the move? If you’re looking for things to do in Arizona City, fall is a great time to get out and explore. The extreme temperatures start to drop, but the Sonoran Desert landscape remains as beautiful as ever.
Here are the best hikes to trek close to home:
Picacho Peak State Park
If you’re looking for a view of the Sonoran Desert, check out the trails at Picacho Peak State Park. You’ll find the park entrance south of Arizona City off of Highway 10. Once you get there you’ll have your pick of beginner, intermediate, and advanced trail systems – each with their own incredible scenery. Depending on your skill level or the time you have available, you can take a short walk or embark on a peak-seeking trek.
Peart Road & Arica Road Trailhead
If you’re looking for an easy hike with gorgeous views, there are a few short hikes close by at
the Arica Road Trailhead and Peart Road Trailhead. The Arica Road hike is open enough for a bike if you’re in the mood, or you can walk it out. The trail is an ideal hike during fall in Arizona City because it’s pretty shaded, making it a great time to head out there without having to battle
warmer temperatures.
The Peart Road Trailhead is not far away and offers a flatter terrain that’s traversed by hikers,
bikers, and occasionally off-road vehicles. It’s definitely a great simple hike if you’re just looking to get out and get a little exercise, as well as see more of the area. Check out the parks website for information on finding these trailheads.
Spine Trail Loop
If you’re looking for a longer fall hike near Arizona City, you might have to branch off the beaten
path. Spine Trail Loop is a 3.2-mile loop that is popular for birding, hiking, and biking. It’s ideal to visit during the fall because there’s little shade and the excursion can get very hot very quickly
depending on the time of day. Make sure to wear good shoes, the terrain is rocky and the trail is not well marked in certain areas.
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