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Take A Hike! Just north of Fountain Hills lies the 21,099 acre McDowell Mountain Regional Park, one of the largest parks in the Maricopa County Park System. With nearly 55 miles of desert trails, the park is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts. The trail system connects the park to Fountain Hills and Scottsdale via Wingate Pass, a saddle on the McDowell Mountains. Elevations within the boundaries of McDowell Mountain Park range from 1600 feet to 3000 feet along the park's west boundary near the base of the McDowell Mountain Range. The park's trail system is the perfect location for discovering the beauty and tranquility of the Sonoran Desert. Trails within the Park: NOTE: See Dixie Mine Trail listed under McDowell Mountains
Hikes. Be prepared to pay an entrance fee at the park gate. Current rates are $5.00 for cars while a $1.00 fee is charged for visitors who enter on foot, horseback, or bicycle.
For further information about McDowell Mountain Regional Park call the Maricopa County Parks and Recreation, McDowell Mountain Park offices, or visit the park's official web site online. Also see McDowell Mountain Regional Park listed under Attractions on this web site. Download a map of the park: (File Size: 1.7MB) Maricopa County Parks Online: McDowell Mountain Regional Park Online:
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