Birding Hotspots

Standing over 12,600-feet tall, this peak is the highest mountain in the San Francisco Peaks.

A trip to the summit of the highest mountain in the Santa Catalina Mountains is guaranteed to be a worthwhile adventure for avid birders.

Covered in a forest of Fremont cottonwood and Gooding willow trees, this lush green habitat is teeming with a wild mix of flora and fauna.

Located in the Apache Highlands, this park is a tranquil oasis for numerous mammals, birds, and reptiles.

This park was built by the town of Gilbert to preserve the wetland habitats and riparian ecosystem for hundreds of native and migrating wildlife.

This riparian ecosystem of almost 57,000 acres sits between the Chihuahuan and Sonoran Deserts, providing a safe habitat for Arizona wildlife.

You do not have to drive far from the city to enjoy the great outdoors.

This 126-acre park of riparian forest is all that remains of this threatened habitat in Prescott.

The cattle-ranch turned wildlife refuge is a unique destination right outside the town of McNeal.