Tonto Natural Bridge State Park

Stunning park. The travertine bridge is very cool! Basic signage to explain the creation of the natural bridge. Lovely paved path, and also the option to go off the paved path and do some rock scrambling. $10 per person to enter the park. Discount prices for kids, yearly pass available. Plenty of parking spots on a Saturday in early January.

This place is amazing! Highly recommend starting at Gowan trail, down the canyon and then through the underside of the bridge and finishing with Pinecreek trail. It was the most amazing hike and so much fun! Great for a couples day!

An amazing natural wonder with breathtaking views of the world’s largest natural travertine bridge. The short hikes are steep but rewarding, and the scenery is absolutely beautiful. A peaceful spot to enjoy nature, fresh air, and quality time with family. Definitely worth the visit!

It was a lovely hiking trail park. Weather was cloudy with some sprinkle in the morning We drove up in the morning before 10am, not busy and paid the fee $10 per adult to get in at the entrance booth. We took the Ana Mae Trail to start the morning. Most trails are pretty short and easy with steps or dirt trail which can be slippery when wet / rainy days. Closed toe shoes/hiking shoes are recommended . We spent about couple hours there. Please bring sufficient water with you.

What an amazing hike to see this arch and waterfall. Be sure to hike the front trail and the back trail to enjoy both sides of the waterfall and arch way. Then enjoy the views from the top at all the great viewpoints. Great place to enjoy a picnic lunch! Or just to sit and enjoy the sounds of nature!