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Usery Mountain (Maricopa County Park)
Usery Mountain Maricopa County Park is a 3,648-acre park located in Mesa, Arizona. The park offers a variety of recreational activities, including hiking, mountain biking, camping, picnicking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including coyotes, bobcats, javelinas, and a variety of birds. The park also features a variety of trails, ranging from easy to difficult, and a variety of scenic views. Usery Mountain Maricopa County Park is a great place to explore the outdoors and enjoy the beauty of the Sonoran Desert.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Kevin McAlexander
We had a nice hike up to Wind Cave. I enjoyed it more than my wife. The "cave" isn't overly exciting, but it is a great view of the valley. The trail was easy to follow, but isn't exactly an easy trail. There are several spots that could be tricky. We saw several older hikers that were having some difficulties and turned back at about the halfway point. If you can take healthy steps up and can handle very uneven walking surfaces, you should be fine. The other caution point would be that there are several areas on the trail that have very fine rocks on the surface that can make it a little slippy. Good shoes and a couple bottles of water are a must.
Chris Floyd
I've been to a few outdoor ranges, but this one has to be one of the best and most professional ranges around! The staff were very nice and made sure my concealed gun was not loaded prior to entering the range. When I asked questions because I wasn't familiar with their policies, they answered professionally and not like at some ranges who treated me like I was an idiot for not knowing something. I highly recommend trying this range!
Maggie Lambi
Great , safe place to hike. The visitor center has fun information about the area. Be sure to grab a map of trails. Bring water, hat, sunscreen. $7 per car entry fee.
tim burlowski
Usery is my go to place for a reasonably quiet hike. It can get busy on a holiday, but not like Camelback. Wind cave is the easy hike, go beyond the “don’t go further” sign and it gets more challenging and the views get even better.
Dennis Keller
I have gone to this place many times for mountain biking and hiking. On this trip we hiked the Wind Cave trail which is a mile and a half (each way) which included just a little scrambling using hands to assist. Great shade spot at the end up till mid afternoon. $7 to park at main entrance but other entrances are less. Lots of trails to choose from along with campsites and archery range. Closer to Mesa than Superstition Rec area.