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Bringing History to Life: The Dedicated Volunteer Duo of Tombstone

A man in territorial period clothing of a tophat, white shirt and vest sits at a poker-style gambling table with cards laid out, visitors engaged, and a woman in a period dress standing in the background instead an ornate historic room with a large window

From a dusty deck of cards, volunteer Steve resurrected the historic Faro game at Tombstone Courthouse. His wife, Tawyna, joined, bringing historically accurate period clothing and a gift for storytelling to make territorial history come to life. Learn how this dynamic volunteer duo found a meaningful role at Arizona State Parks and Trails.

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Entry Changes Coming to Slide Rock State Park on May 1

Cars line up in the driveway leading to Slide Rock State Park

Visitors heading to Sedona to enjoy the natural waterslide and picnic areas at Slide Rock State Park will need to plan for timely arrivals and possible alternate activities starting May 1, 2026. That’s when new rules will go into effect that once the parking lot is full, cars will no longer be allowed to line up along the right-turn lane and driveway to the park.

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Arizona State Parks and Trails Announces Partnership with TerrainHopper USA to Improve Accessibility in the Parks

A man rides the TerrainHopper at Rockin' River Ranch State Park

On May 1, Arizona State Parks and Trails, in partnership with TerrainHopper USA and Hoppers for Heroes, will launch the first mobility vehicle in the parks with an event at Rockin’ River Ranch State Park in Camp Verde. The event will mark the availability of the first of 10 TerrainHoppers in the parks.

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