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Trails · North Phoenix / Moon Valley
A City of Phoenix desert preserve at the base of Lookout Mountain with a popular 1.7-mile loop trail winding through saguaros, cholla, and desert wildflowers with city and mountain views. Hikers and leashed dogs share the moderate, well-traveled path.
A genuine Sonoran Desert hike inside the city — the best short sunrise or sunset walk for Phoenix dogs who like sniffing saguaro country.
Dogs are allowed on leash (max 6 feet) on preserve trails per City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation rules. Summer heat is severe — trails are best before 8 a.m. May–September; carry water for both of you. The trailhead opens with the preserve at dawn. Hours were not published in the material reviewed.
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