From arboleums to parks and gardens, these four destinations breathe life into Scottsdale. Here's our list of the best parks to visit in Scottsdale.
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Paying homage to one of the city’s founders, this 34-acre park features a playground, walking trail, picnic areas, basketball courts and drop-in ramadas—perfect for a day in the shade. 27775 N Alma School Pkwy., Scottsdale, scottsdaleaz.gov/parks/george-doc-cavalliere-park
Awe-inspiring desert views await at the peak of this park’s distinguished hiking trail. Bask in the scenery at the top or enjoy the serenity beneath from under a shady ramada. 26802 N 102nd Way, Scottsdale, scottsdaleaz.gov/parks/pinnacle-peak-park
Follow the walking path from the front of the school and discover a place to stop and smell the roses. Delight in the sights and scents of a rainbow of blooming florals. 3720 N Marshall Way, Scottsdale, scottsdaleartschool.org
In Chaparral Park, this park is a Scottsdale oasis. A reservoir with over 5.5 million gallons of water, the garden is flush with wildlife for visitors to explore. 3939 N Drinkwater Blvd.,
Scottsdale, scottsdaleaz.gov/water/xeriscape-garden
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