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    Dead Horse Ranch State Park – March Hikes & Mountain Bike Basics

    February 13, 2012No Comments
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    Arizona State Parks

    Cottonwood AZ (February 13, 2012) – Beginning in March, Park Rangers at Dead Horse Ranch State Park in Cottonwood will offer guided ranger-led hikes on Sundays and mountain bike ride/clinics on Saturdays. The hikes will be charged as part of the $7 park car entrance fee, however the mountain bike clinic/rides require an additional program fee of $5.00 per person.

    “Nature Walks” will start every Sunday morning at 9:00 am from March 24th thru May 5th , and last for 1-2 hours. The guided hikes will meander along riparian areas or stroll through the high desert trails within the park. Hikers need to bring plenty of water, sunscreen and wear appropriate clothing; sturdy shoes, and a hat. Ranger Margie Sanchez says, “You might want to bring binoculars and a camera, too. These hikes are a great opportunity for wildlife sightings and photos.” Most hikes will start at the Quail Loop Campground so inquire at the gate when you come in for Nature Walk starting points.

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    “Mountain Bike Basics” will take place every Saturday afternoon from March 24th thru May 5th starting at noon, and go until 4:00 pm, or when everyone gets tired,” according to Park Ranger Randy Victory. “These will be beginner trail rides on the dirt, with some instruction on the pavement.” Victory, a certified cycling instructor, will offer everything from basic riding techniques to trail etiquette. Although the rides are oriented towards adult beginners the minimum age is 15. “There’s always a certain amount of interaction between riders,” explains Victory. “Group rides where the beginners are supportive of each other, and more experienced riders can offer their insight are an excellent way to build skills, and have a great time doing it. The focus is on fun!” Riders will be REQUIRED to wear a helmet and complete an acknowledgment of risk form (parents must sign for riders under 18 years old.) They should also bring water and make sure their bike is in good working order. Flat protection (Slime tire sealant, for example) and riding gloves are recommended. The rides will start at the Raptor Trailhead at the top of Roadrunner Road in the park. There will be a program fee of $5.00 per rider collected at the time of the ride/class.

    The Dead Horse Ranch State Park day use Entrance Fee is $7.00 or Annual Passes are $75 for a family. For more information about these types of park programs call Dead Horse Ranch State Park at 928-634-5283 or email rvictory@azstateparks.gov.

    For more information about the 30 State Parks, statewide hiking opportunities, off-highway vehicle trails, and other outdoor recreational and cultural opportunities in Arizona, call (602) 542-4174 (outside of the Phoenix metro area call toll-free (800) 285-3703) or visit AZStateParks.com. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.com/AZStateParks.

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