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Thunderbird Conservation Park
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Andrew
March 23, 2022
Great place to get a quick hike in. Acceptable for hikers of all levels
Maria
March 22, 2022
Great hike that is only 3 miles away!
Nate
November 24, 2021
In less than 10 minutes - Thunderbird Conservation Park, a 1,185-acre park in the Hedgpeth Hills, is a conservation park dedicated to preserving the desert environment. The hills were named for Robert Hedgpeth, an early homesteader in the area. The park took its name from the World War II pilot training facility located four miles south of the park. The city of Glendale acquired the park in 1951 through a lease with the federal government. Ownership came in 1956 with the assistance of the Glendale Women’s Club and Glendale Rotary Club. Maricopa County operated the park from 1963 to 1984 and many of the park improvements were made during this time. In 1984 the park was returned to the city. Park activities include picnicking, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, jogging and bird watching. About 15 miles of multi-use trails have been constructed, thanks to the efforts of many volunteer groups.
In less than 10 minutes - Thunderbird Conservation Park, a 1,185-acre park in the Hedgpeth Hills, is a conservation park dedicated to preserving the desert environment. The hills were named for Robert Hedgpeth, an early homesteader in the area. The park took its name from the World War II pilot trai…
Karen And Mark
November 2, 2021
Close to us with varying degrees of hiking. Short trails and longer more difficult ones. ALWAYS bring water.
Suzette
June 6, 2020
We love this trail early morning or catching one of Arizona breathtaking sunsets. I would say it’s a moderate hike, dog friendly with a beautiful view of Arrowhead lake once you get to the top where you can sit for a little bit of relaxation.
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22800 N 59th Ave
Glendale, AZ