South Mountain Park

South Mountain Park is situated in Phoenix. This excellent stop is an island of rough Sonoran Desert wild in an ocean of urban sprawl. South Mountain Park is 11 miles in length and spreads crosswise over in excess of 16,500 sections of land, making it the biggest metropolitan stop in the nation.

Sedentary types can drive up the recreation center's Summit Road to Dobbins Lookout, the second most astounding point in the recreation center, for all encompassing perspectives of downtown elevated structures, Camelback Mountain and Piestewa Peak. Be that as it may, most guests come to climb and mountain bicycle. The greater part of the trails are rough, tough and regularly steep. Families with little kids will appreciate the 1-mile Judith Tunnell Trail that starts at the South Mountain Environmental Education Center close to the recreation center's fundamental passageway at Central Avenue.