Trail of Time:The park has two senior-friendly hiking options: the Trail of Time and a portion of the South Rim Trail.
Nature Loop Trail:The Nature Loop Trail is an easy 1.2-mile trail in Oracle State Park. This is an excellent route to view wildflowers in the spring.
Native Plant Trail:The Native Plant Trail wanders through patches of cholla and prickly pear cactus. For a little bit more challenge, the Treasure Loop Trail is a 2.4-mile trek that climbs 500 feet in elevation to end at a picnic area.
Mohave Sunset Trail:Lake Havasu State Park is a well-known spot for boating and fishing. It also has senior-friendly hiking trails, such as the 1.75 pedestrian-only Mohave Sunset Trail.
Jane Rau Trail:The organization maintains over 225 miles of hiking trails, many senior-friendly, with crushed granite surfaces and rolling hills.
Homolovi II Trail:Homolovi National Park stretches for nearly 4,000 acres near Winslow, Arizona.
Guided Cave Tour:Kartchner Caverns State Park offers wheelchair-accessible cave tours in the southeastern corner of the state.
Elliot Ramada Loop Trail:Located in Phoenix at Papago Park, the Elliot Ramada Loop Trail is 2.7 miles and has a modest elevation gain of 50 feet.
Desert Ecology Trail:There are two senior-friendly and ADA-accessible trails within the park. The Desert Ecology Trail in Saguaro East is a paved quarter-mile with plenty of benches to sit and enjoy the views.
Canopy Trail: The park is a popular spot for anglers with waters that contain plenty of largemouth bass and rainbow trout.