Spent the afternoon here. Pleasant surrounding and had plenty of shade
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Spent the afternoon here. Pleasant surrounding and had plenty of shade
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This is a Maricopa County Park but is in Pinal County south of Queen Creek. Over the last year or 2 the park has started offering a wide variety of events like full moon walks, horse walks, desert critter walks... Check the website: http://www.maricopa.gov/parks/santan/ to find out what is going on and come visit. The park is in a rural...
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great Fall-Winter place to hang out... summer just too hot
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Thanks for all of your hard work on the new trail look forward to running and Mtn biking many more
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Easy parking and dog friendly. Different level of hikes and horse trails. Friendly staff and lots of new plantings being done around the facilities. Will become a regular hiking spot for me during the winter/spring months while visiting the area.
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Close and uncrowded. Great place to get away and awesome views of the valley.
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We love hiking here. We live close by so it is convenient. They have just opened a new trail called the Dynomite trail and it is a fairly good work out. The park offers a good selection of trails from easy to more strenuous. We go at least once a week!
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Through out the last couple years, the county has developed this park. With two entrances to the park (Thomas is the main gate, Goldmine Gulch is the back of the park), you can visit either side depending on where you live. My husband and myself love this park as part of our Saturday and Sunday excercise regime.Trails for all levels....
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