Nestled within a scenic north-central Arizona canyon lies a local treasure and destination that has inspired a sense of wonder for as long as most of us can remember. Tonto Natural Bridge State Park is home to the worlds’ largest natural travertine bridge, carved out by the loving hands of Mother Nature and conserved for the inspiration of all! Trails into the viewing areas are moderate, making it possible for visitors of all skill levels to venture into the canyon depths. Throughout the year, the park hosts a variety of fun events, tours of Goodfellow Lodge, and other community-building adventures that always have a great turnout of amazing people! Tonto Natural Bridge may have been built over the last couple hundred thousand years, but it has been refined with friendship, conservation, and a drive to strengthen the community.
In Sedona’s weathered, time-tested landscape, Red Rock State Park sits surrounded by scenic vistas, native wildlife, and the calming roll of the Oak Creek. An expansive trail network will either lead visitors into the cool, canopy-covered trails along the shore of Oak Creek or up the sides of high-desert escarpments like Eagle’s Nest. The beauty of this park lies within the trail options and the freedom for visitors to match their personal abilities with the perfect trail to accentuate their experience.

With fire season in full swing, attention to detail can go a long way in the prevention of wildfires. Please be aware of current fire restrictions and closures before your trip.