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At Naturehills, we embrace nature. Below you will find a list of state parks in Safford we have compiled for you.
DANKWORTH VILLAGE
Description
Take a trip back in time and see how the Mogollon people became successful farmers in the southeastern Arizona, the Paleo-Indian (Clovis culture) hunters use stone-tipped spears and Cochise people hunt and gather throughout the year.
Bureau of Land Management
Safford Field Office
711 14th Avenue
Safford,AZ,85546-3321
Phone: (928) 348-4400
- Historic & Cultural Site
- Wildlife Viewing
Directions
Take Highway 191 south from Safford for 7 miles. Dankworth Ponds State Park sign will be on east side of road. Turn onto Dankworth Road to parking lot. This is a State Park and cars must pay $4.00 fee.
RUG ROAD
Description
Rug Road got its name from the remnants of carpet that people have used to fill holes and ledges along the road to make it more passable. The road is one of the roughest roads in the Safford Field Office - it is not for the faint of heart. Travel on the Rug Road requires a good high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicle and experience driving in these conditions. The road transverses Table Mountain between Turkey Creek on the east end and Mammoth on the west end. It is only about 20 miles long but will take a full day to traverse. You may want to plan for two days to be safe and to let your body recuperate from the rugged road!
Safford Field Office
711 14th Avenue
Safford,AZ,85546-3321
Phone: (928) 348-4400
Email: sfoweb_az@blm.gov
- Auto Touring
- Hiking
- Wildlife Viewing
Directions
From the east end parking lot of Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness, travel up Turkey Creek for two miles. The Rug Road leaves Turkey Creek just below the confluence of Oak Grove Canyon and Turkey Creek. The west end of the road begins across the San Pedro River from Mammoth.
