Be nice & share! LIMITED PARKING: Park your car close to others- don't be a space waster!
Park on westside on 64th St in designated parking only (or you'll find a parking ticket on your car when you return).
This walking bridge spans the open canal in University Park neighborhood. Walk across it!
2011 Eagle Scout project by Conner Jensen. Only 7% of those who ever enter Boy Scouts become Eagle Scouts. Congrats Conner!
Kayak rental available for individuals, small & large groups. Convenient riverfront entry located just yards from the ranch lodge.
Big high fives to the folks behind Valley @ofTheSunflowers. For years, this was an empty lot & VoS filled it with awesome.
Get caught vandalizing the "A" pay $2,500 or up to 6 months jail time. The Butte is a preserve on the national registry.
"Just for the record, Wet n’ Wild Phoenix is a waterpark. It has nothing to do with ASU or cheerleaders. So leave the flask and the video camera at home." - Conan O'Brien
At the Desert Botanical Garden you will find 50 acres of beautiful outdoor exhibits. It is home to 139 rare, threatened and endangered plant species from around the world.
This is one of the best places to see desert plants, including cacti and succulents. The collection includes 140 plants that are rare, endangered or threatened. Read more.
The desert comes alive at the Desert Botanical Garden. Walk garden paths and discover all the flora & fauna that makes Arizona unique. Enjoy special exhibits, music concerts, wine tastings and more!
Did you know? With over 4,000 species and approximately 17,000 individual plants, the garden is the most prominent cactus collection in the United States and perhaps, the world. Read more.
Win tickets to Phoenix Home & Garden's Grand Tour of Gardens taking place April 3, 2011! Plus, one lucky winner receives a $1,000 shopping spree at Today's Patio! www.phgmag.com/ShoppingSpree Read more.
Take your camera. Photo ops are at every turn. And don't forget to turn those images into a 3-day stay at the Four Seasons Scottsdale by entering them our Arizona Photo Contest. Winner also receives a Read more.
Go for the Garden Flashlight Tours in the summer. And go back for the Mariposa Monarca Monarch Butterfly Exhibit in the fall.
If you are coming to Las Noches de las Luminarias, stop by the holiday tree near Webster and share your pictures on our Facebook page! Read more.
A great place to relax or study in the Tempe campus. Have a picnic with some friends and enjoy the green scenery.
Take a refreshing hike up the mountain and relax taking in a perfect view of the city . The "A" changes colors throughout the year.
Best Of Phoenix Winner: Best Rock Climbing. Whether you're a 1st-timer or die-hard climber, Camelback Mountain is one of the best places to rock climb bc of its great location & gorgeous view! Read more.
Best Of Phoenix Winner: Best Hiking Trail. This trail has a great mix of challenges, yet ease (in comparison to Camelback's other trails). Bring water and leave the pup at home for this trail! Read more.
All brand new playground equipment! Now has "flys", sun shades, over the equipment. Also has wood chips down instead of sand.
If you have spare time, I recommend relaxing on the benches in the gardens. It is one of the most beautiful, artfully landscaped spots in all of downtown.
Great, clean park which has activities ranging from boat rentals, to playgrounds to a waterfrenzy area. Great for a quick jog, and grassy well kept area. Also hosts concerts and events frequently.
Be sure to check out both the juniors and the masters programs available! They are both know across the country!
So now that you have burnt off all those calories from a the hike, come on down to Beckett's Table for some fantastic food & drink. "Come together" at BT with some friends. 602 954 1700
Pick up ten pieces of litter and you will receive one month of good luck!
Pick up ten pieces of litter and you will receive one month of good luck!
Bring a celebration snack (an orange is perfect after the tough hike) to enjoy while you get a 360 degree view of Phoenix.
This is a great park to visit if you have disabled or small children visiting. You can drive all the way up to the summit and walk around. Get some great pics in the 'castle' and watch the sun set.
to switch it up, hike up the back trail of Shaw Butte or take the long scenic trail down North Mountain
Climb to the geological survey marker on the right. Then you'll really be at the summit, 2608 ft/795 m, 3rd highest peak in Phoenix.
Great beer selection including a few local drafts. Right at the Roosevelt Light Rail stop. Outdoor patio is great and the employees are fast and friendly. Tell them Holy Pinata sent you!
The 145-foot-tall aerial sculpture above you is called "Her Secret is Patience." The title comes from a quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson, who wrote "Adopt the pace of nature; her secret is patience."
On most nights this place is going crazy with soccer, football, baseball, etc practices!!
Great place to get delicious eats as well as a taste of the old south west decor. Stop by Citizen Public House just up the way near Scottsdale and 5th ave. Elevated pub-grub. Check out our menu: Read more.
