Thunderbird Conservation Park
59th Ave & Pinnacle Peak Rd, Glendale, AZ, US, 85308
Or call (623) 930-2820 for more information.
Description
Thunderbird Conservation Park, a 1,185-acre park in the Hedgpeth Hills, is a conservation park dedicated to preserving the desert environment. Park activities include picnicking, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, jogging and bird watching. About 15 miles of multi-use trails have been constructed, thanks to the efforts of many volunteer groups.
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More than one year ago.
Pick Up After Your DOGClean up after your dog, does NOT mean put the poop in a bag and then toss it to the side of the trail. You actually need to transport that bag of poop to the nearest trash can (conveniently located all over the park). I have seen bags of poop with in 20 yards of a trash can. REALLY? Are you that lazy? If you don't want to trasport the poop to the trash can, then DONT BRING YOUR DOG. There is not a trail poop fairy that runs along picking up the bags. One day I counted nearly 20 bags on the side of the trail (I picked them up until my hands were full of poop). Seriously people get a clue.
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More than one year ago.
Great Place
I love bringing my energetic corgi puppy here. The H-1 trail is best for short legged dogs and puppies, cause the trail is fairly easy and doesn't go up or down in elevation much. The H-2 trail is best for long legged dogs and experienced hiking dogs that have endurance. There are some pretty steep parts going up and down in elevation. I love going here on a regular basis. If the trails look confusing, there's not much chance of getting lost, cause this is a popular hiking spot and the regulars are friendly.
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