Activities

Saguaro National Park in southern Arizona is known for its iconic saguaro cacti, which can grow up to 70 feet tall. Divided into Rincon Mountain and Tucson Mountain Districts, the park features diverse plant and animal life adapted to the desert environment. It offers hiking trails, scenic drives, and cultural history with Native American influences. The park's visitor centers provide information and ranger-led programs. With a desert climate and commitment to conservation, Saguaro National Park offers a unique experience to explore the Sonoran Desert's beauty and cultural heritage.

Welcome to the iconic Salt River! This 200-mile river has been a source of innovation and recreation for the Greater Phoenix area for thousands of years. This river provides most of the water supply to Phoenix thanks to canals, pipelines, and reservoirs. Locals and Visitors alike flock to the Lower Salt Rivier in Mesa because of the tubing and wild horses. 

Grand Canyon Deer Farm is the perfect place to visit for animal lovers of all ages! The Grand Canyon Deer Farm is just off old Route 66 in Williams, Arizona. This 10-acre deer farm and petting zoo is home to various animals including wallabies, llamas, coatimundi, bison, peacocks, camel, and of course deer. You can get up close and personal with the deer without worrying about spooking them. You can even feed them from your hand. This is a great place to visit for memories that will last you a lifetime. 

Nearly a thousand years ago, the ground opened up, and lava erupted into the sky. This eruption caused the Northern Arizona Landscape to change forever. Today, the Sunset Crater Volcano sits dormant with trees and flowers growing amongst the lava rocks.

People can visit the park and hike along the trails to see the lava rocks and lava flow. Hiking is only permitted on the designated trails to help preserve and protect the fragile geological and archeological features, as well as the recovering landscape.