ARIZONA, ANOTHER GREAT HORSE STATE
ABUNDANT SCENIC DESERT HORSE TRAILS

In this warm desert climate, features a diversity of terrains from high plateaus, to rugged mountains
and of course, the Colorado River.

Arizona Horse Properties For Sale

Pictured above is an area of Cave Creek, an up-scale horse area in Arizona,
with trails for residents throughout the area.
Picture compliments of Cindy Freitas, Realtor, Peoria, AZ

Arizona climate attracts horse enthusiasts for winter horse camping and trail riding during its very mild winters, especially around the greater Tucson area which is part of the  states desert valleys allow horse enthusiasts to enjoy their favorite pastime year round; while abundant wilderness and parklands ensure countless scenic riding opportunities. During the warm summer months many riders take advantage of the cool mornings and spectacular sunsets to head out on the trails.

Trail Riding in Canyon De Chelly - (see below) on Navajo Land is an
unforgettable experience. Dave and Marie Griffith, of this website, spent 3 days with a Navajo Guide
along with members of their Saddle Club in 2008.
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on this most beautiful to ride horses


Canyon De Chelly

 Portal, Arizona (adjacent to Rodeo, NM) is the home of the Chiricahua Mountains on the Arizona side of its border, which cover over
325,000 acres including the Coronado National Forest, Wilderness, and the Chiricahua National Monument. Here you will find beautiful mountains, canyons, and desert grasslands to ride your horses, enjoy open space, star-gazing, beauty,
solitude, and, for bird-watchers, enjoy over 300 variety of birds.

Arizona Horse Properties
 

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Horse owners concerned with locating lush pasture land in the mostly arid climate can rest assured that Arizona produces some of the highest quality and most nutrient rich hay in the country.

Another Noted Trail Area:
The Spur Cross Conservation area:  This conservation area encompasses 2,154 acres of diverse, rugged upper Sonoran Desert. The north Valley location contains fascinating archaeology sites and lush riparian areas along Cave Creek, which flows throughout the winter months. Remnants of early mining and ranching, from which the park gets its name, are still apparent in the park. This area is a must see for all wildflower lovers in the spring. The abundant vegetation present in the conservation area provides a rich habitat for a diverse assemblage of wildlife.

Arizona has more National Parks and Monuments than any other southwestern state. Arizona is filled with alkali canyon formations, ghostly deserts, mountains, cactus, and endless scenic destinations, such as the red rock wilderness of Oak Creek Canyon that terminates in Sedona, the spider rocks of Canyon De Chelly National Monument, and perhaps most famous, the vast splendor of the Grand Canyon. [click here to expand] Arizona has a larger amount of land designated as Indian reservation than any other state in the country; resident tribes include Hopi, Navajo, and Apache, and there are also ruins from the ancient Anasazi civilization who lived in Arizona in the twelfth century. Earlier indigenous cultures could have lived in the region as early as 25,000 B.C.
As a sun-belt state, Arizona is a popular winter resort and retirement destination, but Arizona also has elevated regions where the seasons are extreme.

The Sonoran Desert in Southwest Arizona, which extends into California and Mexico, is hot and arid but has a highly diverse range of wildlife. Arizona ranches for sale, particularly cattle ranches, Arizona land for sale, Arizona horse properties, and rural homes on acreage can be found in the outskirts of metropolitan areas and in small town communities throughout Arizona. And, thanks to major irrigation projects sponsored by the state, Arizona farms for sale can be found in many areas of the state. Arizona’s warm climate is suitable for many vegetables, but cattle and dairy goods are Arizona’s most valuable farm products.
Manufacturing is the leading economic activity in Arizona with high tech industries leading the way. Arizona has abundant mineral resources and leads the nation in copper production. The year 2000 census showed Arizona to be the fastest growing state in the nation.

Route 66, a highway that once extended from Los Angeles to Chicago, and which has been the source for songs, films, and legends since it was first built in the 1920’s, cuts through Arizona, and although the route was replaced by Interstate 40 in the 1960’s, still a section of it is preserved from Topock on the Colorado River to Kingman to Ash Fork east of Seligman, and another part of it runs through Williams.

Rural real estate for sale in Arizona includes ranches, farms, rural homes, and horse property. Many large equestrian facilities enjoy the year-round sunshine that Arizona provides. Arizona horse properties for sale offer a wide range of selections. Some Arizona ranches for sale can function as dude ranches. Many offerings of Arizona land for sale can be subdivided into smaller parcels. Arizona has long been one of the most popular retirement states in the nation, which is reflected in the remarkable population growth that has occurred in the last few decades.
Below you will find properties with details for rural real estate for sale in Arizona.

Horses: 177,500
Population: 7,300,000 Appx.

Arizona Horse Property Listings

Arizona Horse Property Listings

Sunshine: 225 plus days per year
Land area: 113,635 sq miles (294,315 sq km)
Capital: Phoenix
10 largest cities :
Phoenix: 1,461,575;
Tucson:15,526;
Mesa: 442,780;
Glendale: 239,435;
Chandler: 234,939;
Scottsdale: 226,013;
Gilbert: 173,989;
Tempe: 161,143;
Peoria: 138,200;
Yuma: 84,688.

Horse and Equestrian Communities

Coming under Equestrian Communities: A private gated, luxury home community offering a championship golf course designed by Jay Morrish . Other amenities include The Ranch Compound which includes the Fitness Barn Athletic Club, Coops Coffee Shop, Tack House, the Ranch House, a Golf Pro Shop and over 30 miles of trails. Custom homesites priced from the $200,000 range;
Ranch cottages priced from the $500,000's; Custom homes priced from $750,000.
Talking Rock Ranch - Prescott, Arizona  www.privatecommunities.

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