Boyce Thompson Arboretum State Park
State or Provincial Park
Superior
"Hiking, slow walks, short walks..hummingbirds, cardinals..cactus"(2 Tips)
"Beautiful Hike- We didn't see any snakes... bonus!!"(3 Tips)
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🌵Andrew Kolikoff🌵April 26, 2015Words cannot express what a gift this place is for all of us and all of life to enjoy. Beyond spectacular natural beauty. If u have never been, I beg you... Just go! Only 45 min drive from Chandler.
Upvoted Mar 3
DorianMay 21, 2015Great place to visit during April or May when it's no too hot and trees & flowers are blooming and have a picnic. The smells are amazing! Keep an eye out for cardinals.Upvoted 3 weeks ago
HISTORYApril 5, 2010Brings together plants from the Earth's many and varied deserts and dry lands. Approximately 3,200 different desert plants can be found and seen along the 1.5 mile main trail.
eric bornemannDecember 30, 2020Wonderful place with lots of different plants to look at and nice different themed areas.
Diana OberprillerSeptember 22, 2013Check out the Plants of The Bible Lands Tour. Every third Saturday. Call for seasonal time. Tour guide David Oberpriller.
John NolanNovember 26, 2011Camera class with Donna. Great way to lose the Turkey hanging around the gut!
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Boyce Thompson Arboretum State Park
37615 East Arboretum Way (at Boyce Thompson Rd)
Superior, AZ 85173
United States
Superior, AZ 85173
United States
Experience the lush beauty of the Arizona Upland Sonoran Desert at the state's oldest and largest botanical garden
Closed until 8:00 AM tomorrow (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
(520) 689-2723
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"Upper portion of the trail is not well marked. Keep an good eye out for carins and spray paint spots to guide the way."
Jason Meister- 7.8
"Good hike for the burn. A little challenging for little kids, but great view at the end. Worth going the extra distance to the lone pine, place to relax and an even better view of Weaver's Needle."
Alan 
