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Arizona Land - Scottsdale Hiking
The beauty of Arizona Land is exquisitely captured in all its glory in Sereno Canyon in North Scottsdale. Exploration of the natural open spaces is fun and easy with a network of private hiking trails for residents only. From a morning run to an afternoon mountain bike ride to a sunset stroll, Sereno Canyons trail system beckons residents to venture out and enjoy the beauty of the desert surroundings.
In addition to the vein of Sereno Canyon trails, go beyond the community to 20+ community parks and numerous Scottsdales hiking trails. Access to fresh air and sunshine is just out your front door. Below are a few of the Scottsdale hiking trails you may want to check out.
Pinnacle Peak Park: For a 1.75 mile hike each way rated moderate by the Sierra Club head out to Pinnacle Peak Park in north Scottsdale. You will be rewarded at the top of this newly opened trail with unforgettable views of the valley. For more information visit: www.scottsdaleaz.gov/parks/pinnacle/
McDowell Sonoran Preserve: For mountain and desert hiking that connects with other open space in the region including McDowell Mountain Regional Park, go 15 miles northeast of Scottsdale. This 21,000 acre recreation area draws outdoor enthusiasts with over 40 miles of hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding trails amid the beauty of the Arizona land. For more information visit: www.scottsdaleaz.gov/preserve.asp
Lost Dutchman State Park: For those desiring travel farther afield we suggest Lost Dutchman State Park at the foot of the Superstition Mountains. This area of the Arizona land has long been shrouded in mystery and is reputedly the site of the Lost Dutchman Mine. The Park offers hiking trails, nature trails and a visitor center. For more information visit: www.stateparks.com/lost_dutchman.html
Regardless of where your hiking feet want to take you, be sure to pay caution to various terrains and trail restrictions. For more information on Arizona State Parks visit: www.stateparks.com/ranger-scripts/states.asp


