Outdoor Adventure
AT AN ELEVATION OF 4,500FT., ORACLE IS ALL ABOUT THE OUTDOORS
Oracle State Park
A 4,000-acre wildlife refuge and environmental learning center. The park offers over 15 miles of trails for use by hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians. A section of the Arizona Trail crosses through the park. Additionally, it is a designated International Dark Sky Park. The jewel of the park is the Kannally House, a beautiful, Mediterranean-style ranch house, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Arizona Trail
The Arizona National Scenic Trail is a non-motorized path, stretching 800 miles across Arizona from Mexico to Utah. It links the desert to the mountains, canyons, forests, and communities. Oracle is a gateway community where hikers can restock and refresh. Many people hike short portions of the trail starting at one of our two trailheads.
Arizona Zipline
Adventures
Experience the Sonoran Desert from a new perspective. Expand your horizons and try something new with our dynamic adventure guides! Enjoy spectacular views while eating lunch at Peppersauce Station.
Peppersauce Canyon
Located at the foot of Mount Lemmon, this campground is tucked away in a shallow, tree-filled canyon cut by Peppersauce Creek through rolling foothills. Campsites are spread throughout a creekside oasis of enormous Arizona sycamores that cast deep shade in summer.
Titan Power Rentals
Conveniently located at the start of South Mt Lemmon Road, Titan Power Rentals offers year-round adventure through the desert with you at the wheel. No special trucks or trailers are required - just book online, show up, and rent and ride!
Sculpture Park at Triangle L Ranch
Meander the Magic Path's 10 acres of manicured nature trails featuring native flora, site-specific contemporary art installations, The Pollinator Project's Monarch Waystation and vistas of our high desert landscape. Fun with family, friends, or for an introspective stroll. OPEN Saturdays 10 to 3 or By Appointment.
Aravaipa Canyon
A 12-mile stretch of walkable wilderness, where you’ll trek through sandbanks, across rivers, and explore a number of side canyons. You need a permit for a day hike or an overnight in the wilderness.
