Clifton Splash Pad
Free, seasonal splash pad on Park Avenue in East Clifton, built where the town’s old swimming pool once stood. Open daily from mid-May through Labor Day, with no reservations needed.
Outdoor recreation sites, parks, trails, campgrounds, scenic routes, river access points, and related visitor destinations in and around Greenlee County.
Free, seasonal splash pad on Park Avenue in East Clifton, built where the town’s old swimming pool once stood. Open daily from mid-May through Labor Day, with no reservations needed.
Town of Morenci community park (ages 2-12) with multiple seating for 20, 2 large + 1 small covered play areas, a 50-foot tube slide, a 400-yard circular walking path with exercise stations, basketball courts and restrooms.
Town of Morenci multi-use fitness trail on Copper Verde Lane for hiking, jogging, walking and biking.
Town of Morenci community park (ages 2-12) with seating for 8 (6-person), 8 picnic areas with grill and picnic table, large grass playing areas, large parking, restrooms and a concert/stage area.
Town of Morenci community park (ages 2-12) with seating for 8, 4 large lighted pavilions with picnic tables, 10 picnic areas, paved walking paths, large grass playing areas, sand volleyball, a horseshoe pit and restrooms.
Town of Morenci sports complex at 1656 Fairbanks Road with 2 lighted softball fields with bleachers, a concession stand, bathrooms and a large parking lot.
A small, shady neighborhood park in Clifton with grass, palm trees and picnic tables. It sits behind the flood gates near the San Francisco River bridges at Coronado Boulevard and Park Avenue.
A rugged 21-mile BLM back-country byway between Safford and Clifton, offering Old West history, Gila River overlooks, rockhounding, camping and primitive-road scenery.
23,000-acre BLM riparian conservation area along the Gila River and its tributaries, straddling Greenlee and Graham counties. Includes Riverview Campground (13 units, potable water) and Owl Creek Campground (7 units) as developed sites, plus primitive camping and multiple river float points.
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