Arizona State Parks & Trails

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June is National Great Outdoors Month! Image of a woman kayaking at Patagonia Lake State Park

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Arizona State Parks and Trails Fuels the State's Economy

Kayaks on the shore next to the tall pines at Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area

The value that Arizona State Parks and Trails brings to the state is measured not just in recreation opportunities and historic and cultural preservation, but also in direct visitor spending, tax revenues, and job creation. According to a study published this month, the agency supported a total of $555 million in statewide economic activity.

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Arizona State Parks and Trails Highlights OHV Safety Week with Focus on Preparedness and Responsible Riding

A side by side on a dirt desert trail bordered by saguaro cactuses and creosote.

As Arizona celebrates National Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Safety Week from June 13–21, prioritize safety before hitting the trails. Whether you are a seasoned enthusiast or new to the sport, proper preparation is essential to navigating our state’s beautiful but rugged terrain. Get expert tips on essential gear and responsible riding practices that ensure every rider gets home safely after the adventure.

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Heat Safety Tips for Outdoor Recreation

Two people walk down the trail at Picacho Peak State Park

Warmer weather means extra outdoor precautions for everyone hoping to enjoy outdoor recreation in the Grand Canyon State. Use these tips from Arizona State Parks and Trails to prepare before heading out for your next adventure.

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