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Lost Dutchman State Park
Trek through a desert landscape in this stunning hikers' paradise.
This park is craggy, cactus-filled and full of history and legend. There are lots to experience here, even if you don't believe the site's lost gold myth. Enjoy the mountain biking trail, adopt a cactus, have a picnic or study the stars. You can explore the wilderness and trek into the surrounding Tonto National Forest.
Hikers will love this desert park, with six hiking trails leading into the wilderness. The easy, informative Native Plant Trail is great for cactus fans. However, if you've got adventurous kids, try the Treasure Loop Trail. If you're great at hiking, try the Siphon Draw trail and climb the Flatiron.
The park can be busy year round, although summer gets very hot. Some of the hikes are not recommended in summer due to the heat. You should book your campsite in advance, and also get a photo permit. There ar
This park is craggy, cactus-filled and full of history and legend. There are lots to experience here, even if you don't believe the site's lost gold myth. Enjoy the mountain biking trail, adopt a cactus, have a picnic or study the stars. You can explore the wilderness and trek into the surrounding Tonto National Forest.
Hikers will love this desert park, with six hiking trails leading into the wilderness. The easy, informative Native Plant Trail is great for cactus fans. However, if you've got adventurous kids, try the Treasure Loop Trail. If you're great at hiking, try the Siphon Draw trail and climb the Flatiron.
The park can be busy year round, although summer gets very hot. Some of the hikes are not recommended in summer due to the heat. You should book your campsite in advance, and also get a photo permit. There are 134 campsites to choose from, half of which provide electric and water. Sites all have picnic tables and fire pits for outdoor eating and fun.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Lost Dutchman State Park
At Lost Dutchman Campground, you'll surely find nature. Lined by both primitive and modern campsites, the campground combs Arizona’s Superstition Mountains, a natural wonder you have to see with your own eyes!
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