SARA Park, Lake Havasu
SARA Park, Lake Havasu, Arizona
About SARA Park, Lake Havasu, Arizona
SARA (Special Activities and Recreation Area) Park is an 1100-acre desert park Located in the beautiful city of Lake Havasu, Arizona. The park has several scenic hiking trails that lead you to amazing views of the lake and the vast expanses of deserts that surround it. The area contains unique and interesting wildlife including the peregrine falcon, coyote, fox, desert bighorn sheep, greater roadrunner, bobcat, cougar, and many kinds of lizards and reptiles.
The park also has an ASA-sanctioned oval track called the Havasu 95 Speedway, which is one of Lake Havasu’s most popular attractions.
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Amenities at SARA Park
Hiking Trails
Mountain Bike Trails
Baseball Fields
Dog Park
Rodeo Fairgrounds
Picnic Area
Playground
Restrooms.
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SARA Park, Lake Havasu, Arizona
What to do
Activities
Hiking
Mountain Biking
Wildlife Watching
BMX and Motocross Racing
Roller Hockey
RC Plane Field
Shooting and Archery Range
Dylan’s Dog Park
The SARA Park Dog Park is a two-acre dog park featuring separate areas for small dogs and for big dogs. It has grassy areas, walking paths, and several covered benches.
Crack in the Wall
The Crack in the Wall is a fun-filled hiking trail that is around 5 miles long. This hike takes you through an amazing slot canyon formed by the winds and waters that take place during the desert monsoon season. The trail goes through a few different desert environments including ravines, washes, and rugged hills. The trail eventually leads you to a cove situated on the edge of Lake Havasu where you will be able to check out the popular natural formation known as Balance Rock. It is a massive rock that is amazingly balancing on top of a narrow pillar of stone.
Trash Can
The Trash Can is an adventurous hiking and biking trail that takes you up to the top of the mountains within SARA Park and treats you to an incredible view of Lake Havasu. If you're on foot and brave enough to stray from the trail, you can scale some of the small cliffs where you will see some neat little caves and rock formations.
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