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White Tank Mountains Regional Park

13025 N. White Tank Mountain Road
Waddell, AZ 85355

623-935-2505 | Website

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    White Tank Mountain Regional Park

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    The west side's best bet for hiking, biking and other outdoor activities amid pristine Sonoran Desert landscape. Our favorite jaunt is up to Goat C...

  • 2011 | Best Ruins

    There's something exciting about coming across the remnants of a human settlement while on a long hike through an otherwise barren landscape. Who lived here? Why this spot? Where'd they go? How the hell did they get up all that stuff up here? In... More >

  • 2008 | Best Hike with a Big Dog

    For those who don't favor their pooches large — or, God forbid, don't even own a canine or two — there's not a lot worse than getting bumped off the trail on a meditative nature hike by someone struggling to maintain control of their over-excited... More >

  • 2002 | Best West-Side Park

    A stunning stand of increasingly rare saguaro cactus welcomes visitors to Maricopa County's largest park, totaling 29,217 acres of rugged mountains with ragged ridges separated by deep canyons. Infrequent, heavy rains pouring down chutes and... More >

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  • JasonC6

    JasonC6

    | Tue, December 21, 2010

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  • cjones311

    cjones311

    | Thu, December 16, 2010

    i absolutely love the white tanks and the waterfall trail!

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  • phoenixnewtimesbestof

    phoenixnewtimesbestof

    | Wed, May 06, 2009

    For those who don't favor their pooches large — or, God forbid, don't even own a canine or two — there's not a lot worse than getting bumped off the trail on a meditative nature hike by someone struggling to maintain control of their over-excited old Lab or fearsome-looking pit bull. But we've found a spot where big dogs (on leashes, natch) rarely bother anyone but their handlers — and it's a wonderful walk, to boot. At two easy miles in length, the trails are wide and easy to traverse, so much so that park rangers encourage wheelchair-bound hikers to come on out. We were duly impressed by the Indian petroglyphs, etched into huge boulders around 1000 A.D. After a good rain, the pot at the end of the rainbow otherwise known as the Waterfall Canyon Trail is a 75-foot waterfall that seems incongruous in the Sonoran Desert. But back to those pups. Not long ago, we saw a lone woman, who had to be pushing 80, walking slowly through the canyon on the return trip. Jogging hard the other way was a triathlete-looking fellow with his German shepherd in tow. The jogger yanked his pooch to the side of the trail, and the woman never blinked an eye, never had to wonder whether she'd be trampled. That's what we call a happy ending.

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