CAVE CREEK, A HORSE LOVER'S DELIGHT

Experience the True Arizona in Cave Creek - eclectic shopping, art galleries and the unrivaled beauty of the Sonoran Desert. You can still find traces of the Old West. Lots of shopping for beautiful Leather goods, jewelry. More than 30 restaurants to choose from, (local taste of Arizona grills spice up the dining experience for residents of Cave Creek equestrian homes).  Yes, you can enjoy everything from fine dining to cowboy cook-outs. Horseback riding, rodeos, country and western dancing,
art, museums, parks and nature preserves.

Elevation: 2,200 feet
Population: 3,728 residents (50% male, 50% female)
Median Age: 44.7 years
Hottest month : July (101 F degrees average)
Coldest months: December & January (41 F degrees average)

The Sonoran Desert lays out a magnificent view for the residents of Cave Creek, and offers miles of riding trails for equestrian homeowners. Just north of Phoenix and Scottsdale, Cave Creek enjoys cooler summer temperatures, smog-free air and starry nights away from the city’s glow. Saguaro Hill is displayed beautifully in the background of downtown Cave Creek’s scenery. The luxury of Cave Creek’s horse properties is found in the pools, private spas, fireplaces and other special features. Horse properties are usually single-family detached homes with spacious lots and access to riding trails.

The price range for Cave Creek horse properties for sale is $250,000 to $17,300,000.

 

MARICOPA COUNTY PARKS & TRAILS

From hiking on a barrier-free trail, to horseback riding along a creek, Maricopa County Parks offer visitors the best of the Sonoran Desert. At approximately 120,000 acres, Maricopa County is home to the largest regional park system in the United States. All trails within the Maricopa County Park System are for non-motorized use only. Ten parks in the system circle the metropolitan area and all are within a 45-minute drive from downtown Phoenix.

CAVE CREEK PARK

    Located north of Phoenix, this 2,922-acre park sits in the upper Sonoran Desert. Ranging in elevation from 2,000 feet to 3,060, this desert oasis provides any hiker and equestrian majestic views. The Go John Trail loops around a mountain to provide the illusion of being miles away from civilization. In the 1870s, fever stricken gold seekers staked their dreams on the jasper-studded hills. Guided trails to these sites give visitors an opportunity to travel back in time. Roaming around the various western shops. You can find hand-made indian pottery and jewelry; leather goods such as western hats, women's handbags, wallets, etc.

Information Courtesy of:
Maricopa County Parks and Recreation

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