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Dead Horse Ranch State Park
Dead Horse Ranch State Park hosts the annual four-day Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival as well as the Verde River Day.
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Dead Horse Ranch State Park Details
Dead Horse Ranch State Park hosts the annual four-day Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival as well as the Verde River Day. The 423-acre park has over 20 miles of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails. Visitors can camp in tents, RVs, or rent one of the eight cabins, which are equipped with air conditioning and heat. Dead Horse Ranch is located in Cottonwood, Arizona, adjacent to Coconino National Forest along the Verde River Greenway.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Dead Horse Ranch State Park
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0.8 mi away
Verde River Greenway State Natural Area
Visitors can enjoy peaceful relaxation in the Verde River Greenway State Natural Area.
1.2 mi away
Tuzigoot National Monument
The ancestral Sinagua people built this 110-room pueblo on a commanding site: a ridgeline 120 feet above the Verde River floodplain near modern Clarkdale, Arizona.
2.5 mi away
Jerome, Clarkdale, and Cottonwood Historic Road
Travel down this scenic road and visit several different cities that left their mark on the history of Arizona.
10.7 mi away
Parsons Spring
An oasis to many exhausted hikers, this collection of swimming holes makes the perfect pit stop for a mid-day break.
11.6 mi away
Mingus Mountain Scenic Road
If you are driving to Jerome, you will inevitably cross through the Black Hills are using this scenic road.
