Tonto Natural Bridge State Park

Help us protect this unique feature for generations to come. Please follow all park rules when vistiing Tonto Natural Bridge State Park.

Park Rules

Littering is unlawful; tossing your cigarette butts on the ground is littering.
High Fire Danger occurs every summer; during these times, smoking is restricted to the parking lots and charcoal fires are prohibited while propane stoves are okay.
Pets are allowed on the park but we suggest leaving them at home. If you bring a pet, you are restricted to parking level and viewpoints and they must be kept on a 6 foot controlled leash at all times; pets are not allowed on park trails. Pets cannot be left unattended during your visit.
Rock throwing is not allowed on the park and take care while hiking down the trails as rock may fall naturally from the steep cliffs above.
Swimming and wading is prohibited under the Natural Bridge; passive water play is available upstream and downstream from the Bridge.
The Park possesses numerous natural hazards; please use caution while visiting the park.
No glass containers on the trails or in Pine Creek are allowed.
Good shoes, with ankle support are ideal. Flip-flops or sandals are not good shoes to wear at Tonto Natural Bridge.
2 liters of water per person are highly recommended; 1 for the way down and 1 for the way back. If you reach the bottom without water it's a sign you need to get more.

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