Wildlife and Scenic Views Await at Queen Creek Wash Trail
Explore the vibrant outdoors at Queen Creek Wash Trail, a cherished hiking area located in Queen Creek, AZ. This paved trail spans nearly 10 miles round trip and offers hikers a chance to witness abundant local wildlife including rabbits, squirrels, and a variety of bird species.
The trail is family-friendly and features tunnels under roads and a playground area, making it a versatile destination for all ages. Visitors appreciate the lush trees and natural beauty that provide a refreshing contrast to the desert surroundings. The trail’s gentle terrain and scenic environment make it perfect for leisurely walks or more dedicated hikes.
Safety is emphasized due to the presence of bicyclists sharing the pathway, so awareness is key. Overall, Queen Creek Wash Trail is a delightful destination for nature lovers seeking a convenient and engaging hiking experience in the heart of Queen Creek.
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D. Z.
5 months ago9.8 miles round trip. You will see lots of squirrels, rabbits, birds etc. Tunnels under roads are cool. Paved trail. Be careful of the speedy bike riders. Keep your head on a swivel. And yes people love my pics of Charlie my 19 month old Boxer 90+ lbs and solid muscle. Loves his walks!
Corina Black
3 years agoThere is a playground area with some swings and a couple slides, but past the sidewalk is a beautiful area with tons of wildlife! I saw several rabbits, jackrabbits, some larger birds, and beautiful trees! Very enjoyable, not sure about parking though. I parked on the side of the street with no issues.
Robert LeMans
3 years agoRomeo and I walked 4.49 miles today. Even though there's plenty of signs saying no motor vehicles you come across one or two. For the most part a beautiful hike. You need to set a goal
Robert Sauser
10 months agosmooth paved trail winding through the wash. We'll maintained with beautiful landscaping. With multiple ways to access the trail. A defined starting and ending point when looking up the trail would be helpful.
Gordon Fong
8 months agoWhat surprise but add that to another trail that you should run