Trails Program

Every five years, the agency prepares a statewide trails plan. The Final version is done and has been released. Learn More

Historic trails have many stories to tell of countless families who endured hardships of early overland travel in search of a better life in Arizona. Learn More

Members of the ASCOT have compiled some of their favorite hikes with vivid trail descriptions. Explore your state by trying out a new hiking trail today. Learn More

The State Trails System promotes quality, non-motorized trails that are of special interest and significance to Arizona's residents and visitors. Learn More

The Arizona Trail is an 807 mile scenic trail that crosses Arizona, from Mexico to Utah. It links deserts, mountains, canyons, communities, and people. Learn More

State Trust Land is not Public Land. Trust land is different from public land such as parks or National Forests. Learn More

Understanding shared-use trail etiquette can make hiking, biking, and riding trails more enjoyable for everyone. Learn More

Trail-related workshops, conferences, and trainings are a great way to learn new skills and develop an understanding of trail system challenges. Learn More

Website links for online resources including national organizations, state programs, and walking & bicycling partners. Learn More

Arizona State Parks administers Grant Programs for both non-motorized and motorized trails. Learn More

ASCOT promotes, develops, and preserves non-motorized trails throughout the state for mountain bikers, hikers, equestrians, and water trail users. Learn More

Trails Photography Contest celebrates the beauty of Arizona and the varied experiences of trails and trail users. See Winners from the 2007 cycle. Learn More

Helpful resources to help you get started planning either a single trail or a comprehensive trails plan. Learn More