Arlington Wildlife Area stretches 1,500 acres along the Gila River and features two ponds which draw in numerous waterfowl and other birds. Wildlife viewing, hunting and hiking are a few of the opportunities at Arlington Wildlife Area.

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Buckeye Hills Regional Park offers scenic rolling hills near the Gila River where you can to camp, hike or picnic at your leisure near the Gila River.

• 26700 W. Buckeye Hills Dr. Buckeye, AZ 85326
• Park Information

The historic 1927 truss Gillespie Dam Bridge spans the Gila River and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The interpretive center gives insight to Arizona’s transportation history.

• 30 minutes southwest of Buckeye, between Arlington and Gila Bend
• Gillespie Dam Bridge Wikipedia Page

Powers Butte Wildlife Area spans 1,120 acres along the Gila River with abundant plant and wildlife. This area offers many opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast, including hiking, birdwatching, hunting and fishing.

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Robbins Butte Wildlife Area is a 1,600 acre riparian habitat nestled along the Gila River that draws in large populations of wildlife. Ruins and petroglyphs paint a picture of the past as you take in the expansive views from atop Robbins Butte.

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Skyline Regional Park is 8,700 acres of pristine Sonoran Desert with 20 miles of hiking, biking or horseback riding trails to explore. Enjoy Skyline to the fullest with free admission and a variety of outdoor classes.

• 2600 N. Watson Rd. Buckeye, AZ 85396
• Skyline Regional Park

Explore the rugged terrain and the ancient Hohokam at the White Tank Mountain Regional Park and Nature Center.

• 20304 W. White Tank Mountain Rd. Waddell, AZ 85355
• White Tank Mountain Regional Park