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A must-visit, beautiful mountain in the heart of Phoenix with various intensity trails. Always spot lots of wildlife and the trails are busy with hiker and biker activity at various times in the morning. The paved trail up to the main tower is a great high-intensity trail for training. The visitor center side has plenty of parking and the center hosts many activities as well as a lovely information and display area where you can find books on identifying birds and garden insects, gardening in AZ, and many other AZ-themed resources. The picnic and observation deck outside the center is a fabulous space for outdoor yoga, tai chi, etc. Definitely got to check out this leading hiking site in Phoenix.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Lots of trails to pick from. They do have water for you to purchase should you need. Some. Bathrooms are also available.

The center offers free advice and maps for the numerous trails in the North Mountin Preserve. The Center also has numerous books, clothing, water and and trinkets for sale. Classrooms in the Center can be booked at a cost.

Great hiking. Few people. All doable trails. Well maintained trails. Great visitor center.

This is a great place for my kids to learn about the Arizona desert. You could spend all day exploring the trails if you wanted to, but we usually explore for less than an hour in the morning to get my kids used to hiking. The beginning of the trail is perfect for my young ones to experience hiking on flat, easy terrain. Then after we finish our hike, we head over to the visitor center to cool off. It is a beautiful space with a lot of interesting things to look at. We enjoy the children’s room where they have lots of books, and educational toys, although they are outdated. The staff is very friendly as well, and they offer a reading program where kids can earn prizes for books they read.

Interesting and informative place to get acquainted with the park.
It is somewhat frustrating that the trail marker.posts are missing trailmarkers but it’s pretty easy to navigate nonetheless

I like this small museum, exhibit center that tells about how the citizens of Phoenix worked to save the natural desert from development back in the 1970s and continuing through today. It is truly a fabulous find in the middle of Phoenix! I highly recommend taking an hour to look at all the photos of wildlife found in the desert, in the middle of a big city! A lovely Gift Shop, too! Terrific volunteers who can tell you about the hiking trails the area and more.

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So peaceful! Beautiful and quiet. The website said the tea room was open and you could enjoy tea while walking the grounds. However, when asked about it, I was told it is only open for tea ceremonies. There’s a nice tiny gift shop there as well. Bathrooms are also part of the aesthetics of the grounds.

I was expecting it to be a bit bigger than what it really was. Walk really slow and enjoy the scenery. My sister and I were able to walk through the garden in 15 minutes. It is a great place to sit and enjoy the sound of the water falling down a small waterfall. We saw one duck while walking. The fish are really big and beautiful.

Beautiful and so serene makes you forget you are in the middle of the city. Peaceful and relaxing. It isn’t a large place but many places to just sit and take in the quiet and calm.

It’s a pretty park/garden, but I will risk sounding unsophisticated by saying that it’s not worth spending money and time on. I expected something maybe 4+ times the size. When we got to the end we were looking to see if we had missed a turn, but we hadn’t. We walked around a second time and stopped to take pictures from every angle just to not leave 15min after we arrived. If you are looking for a photo op for your instagram page, or a romantic spot to sit on a bench for 1/2 an hour it could be for you. To give some context, Surprise, AZ has a community park with a pond that is at least double the size, playground for the kids, ducks, dog park, pickleball courts, lots of grass, fishing… all free. Go there for a few hours, or the day instead.

Beautiful and relaxing place. You can walk through it in about 10 minutes. The most interesting thing about this space is how impressively well they maintain the garden, especially in a very hot state like Arizona.

A spot of tranquility in the middle of Downtown Phoenix. A 5 minute walk from the Metro Line, very close to Roosevelt St with a ton of good places to eat. Not very big, but big enough to enjoy the beautiful scenery and peaceful atmosphere.

Lucas was a great guide with a wealth of knowledge. When it was available, he did not hesitate to have us inside of buildings to tell the stories so that we were out of the heat. I was originally scheduled for a different date but had to reschedule due to him not feeling well. However, Lucas was more than willing to do anything in his power to make it up. He was even kind enough to order a driving service for us at the end of the tour so that we did not have to walk back to the starting point. Great information and great tour.

I’ve done three ghost tours in downtown Phoenix and this was by far the most comprehensive, professional, and well researched of them all. Our guide Lorelei was incredible. She knew so much about the history of the buildings and about the paranormal activity in each. I live downtown and we saw places even I didn’t know about! I highly recommend this tour!

Thomas our tour guide was fantastic! Very knowledgeable and thorough! The tour was from 10:30 to midnight, walked thru downtown Phoenix. Loved the history and the stories! Great tour!

Adam was a great tour guide. Wish we could have gone into some of the buildings more though. Was very informative and fun though.

Our tour guide Lucas made this a great experience! He was knowledgeable, funny, and a great storyteller. My 9 year old hung onto every word and said he was going to have nightmares!

Booked this tour on a whim and it ended up being the highlight of our trip! Lucas was not only engaging and entertaining but his passion for the history of Arizona and its ghosts just make for an unforgettable experience. 10/10 will definitely be coming again!

Thomas was the absolute best tour guide we could have asked for! He definitely immersed us into the history and stories at all the locations in Downtown Phoenix we visited. We had an amazing time and will definitely be coming back to experience some of the other tours available. I truly can’t thank Thomas enough for the experience he truly made it one of a kind!

I’ve lived downtown for a while and all the ambassadors are amazing with the exception of one. There’s an older man with a white beard that’s pretty aggressive and opinionated in a non-inclusive way. All my interactions have been off putting and I’m unsure if he is politically correct enough for a public position such as this. Hopefully he can correct his attitude and reduce the amount of people feeling uncomfortable.

We were fortunate to go on a group tour of Phoenix with Angelica and Kristine. They were both very welcoming and informative. Angelica who lead the group conveyed her love of the city and of its history. They both brought us through the city answering all our questions and balanced the tour with the needs of the group and allowed us to experience several highpoints along the way. We enjoyed the Phoenix police museum, Wells Fargo Museum, lunch at Friday’s overlooking the ballpark and then to St. Mary’s Basilica in the afternoon. Thankyou for the tour and all the work you put into it.

i absolutely love the Downtown Phoenix Ambassadors, they are always so friendly and ready to lend a helping hand. Keep up the Amazing work, the entire team deserves a pizza party, or ice cream… Thank you

Super dedicated street ambassadors
They even helped me with my groceries to the car.
Thank you so much, Sergio and Jefferson ❤❤

The Ambassadors (dressed in bright orange) are always a great help whenever you’re Downtown

Located in the Phoenix Convention Center across from the Hyatt Hotel great information center covering the area and State’s interesting places for in State and out of State visitors to see.

the ambassador Glen Palin horrible attitude. Had a huge chip on his shoulder, very rude. they need to take another look at this person. Doesn’t belong in a people environment.

I can’t express my appreciation to Molita enough! I am a local historian and chose the Phoenix Indian School as a stop as for a Phoenix history field trip I was leading. Molita made sure to grant us access and gave a very meaning presentation. Thank you for the impact on not only the students but me as well. I hope to continue to work together to tell Phoenix’s story!

Very nice place with good customer service. The actual historical portion is only about a fourth of the building, the rest is for multimedia presentations and lectures. You can finally get the truth about Indian School boarding schools there

Having spent 3 days at the Phoenix Indian Center was very nice. The location met our needs to serve our Navajo families. The staff were excellent.

An amazing place to learn of the challenges Native children faced being pulled from their families and how many survived and persevered while many did not.

It’s time to excavate the mass grave, Phoenix. Give our ancestors’ remains back. It’s time. #residentialschools

It was very mice

This place is truly a testament to the resilience of the people.