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Description
Tonto Natural Bridge State Park is one of the most unique geological formations in Arizona. The park is home to a naturally formed bridge that spans 400 feet and is 150 feet high and is truly a site to be seen. The bridge was formed over millions of years by erosion from an underground river. Today, the park is a popular destination for hikers and picnickers. The park offers several miles of hiking trails, including a trail that leads to the top of the bridge and the short (very short) waterfall trail that ranges from trickle to a powerful roar depending on recent rainfall. Tonto Natural Bridge State Park is open all year round and has an admission fee of $7 per adult, and children under 6 are free.
Tips
The best time to visit the park is in the spring or fall when temperatures are mild but the park is still enjoyable in the Arizona heat. The park is fed by a low flow spring so there is water running all year long. It's a beautiful place place to spend a couple hours hiking around. Plan on bringing lunch and taking a break at one of the many picnic tables.
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Location
Tonto Forest Natural Bridge State Park, Pine, Arizona 85544, United States
