Updated Feb 2024
Tonto Natural Bridge is one of Arizona’s incredible state parks, and it just so happens to be a short drive from the Inn! It boasts the world’s largest natural travertine bridge. It is truly a sight to behold, and our family always loves visiting and exploring. If you're not into hiking the trails, there is a paved path leading to all four viewpoints and it is a great option for enjoying the grandeur. Throughout the year, visiting the Tonto Natural Bridge website directly is the best way to confirm hours and openings.
Click the map to get directions!
There are several different hikes of varying difficulty levels, so there’s truly something for everyone. You can even hike all the way down and go under the travertine bridge. It's incredible! At the trailhead, there is a visitor center/park store, picnic areas, bathroom facilities, and more.
Our girls love exploring here, and always have a blast searching for wildflowers, ladybugs, and we’ve even seen javelinas roaming the park!
Make sure to put this beautiful Arizona State Park on your list. Don’t forget – if you have a state parks pass; your entrance fee is free! Click here to purchase one if you don’t have one yet. Without the pass, entrance fee is $7 for ages 14+, and $4 for ages 7-13.
Want to experience even more of the park? Every year there is a super fun event called Taste at the Bridge benefitting the park. Read about this awesome event here.
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