Arizona State Parks

Reflecting on the Women of Arizona State Parks, Preservation, and Public Lands

Governor Rose Mofford at the grand opening of Lost Dutchman State Park in 1977

Celebrate Women’s History Month by reading the inspiring stories of the women who built and shaped Arizona State Parks and Trails. Discover the leaders, scientists, and advocates whose dedication has profoundly impacted our outdoor recreation, historic preservation, and conservation efforts.

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Preserving Our Story: Arizona Archaeology and Heritage Awareness Month

Rock art known as petroglyphs of animals on a red stone at Lyman Lake State Park

From petroglyphs and pueblos to territorial history and Route 66, Arizona's storied past offers so much to learn about and explore. This March, join us in celebrating Arizona Archaeology and Heritage Awareness Month, a statewide commemoration of the cultures, landscapes, and places that make our state extraordinary. Discover why preservation matters, how we're honoring the past in 2026, and the many ways you can be a part of it.

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New brew launching March 2026 to celebrate Lake Havasu State Park

A photo of the greenish blue lake with a white sand beach and palm trees and mountains in the distance. A can of the Windsor Beach Blonde beer is overlaid on the photo.

We've teamed up with two local breweries to launch Windsor Beach Blonde, a refreshing ale celebrating Lake Havasu State Park. Join a free tasting event on March 28 featuring shoreline cleanup, live music, and raffles, all while supporting Arizona's 33 state parks with every sip.

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