Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: History of the Hohokam Hike

Join Ranger Derik on an easy/moderate hike through history and learn about the native peoples that once called the White Tank Mountains home. Ranger Derik leads this hike along sections of the black rock and waterfall trails. The terrain ranges from even and smooth to uneven with small to medium rocks underfoot. Along the hike the ranger will stop to talk about day to day life, traditional foods, show rock art, and show artifacts. No pets, please. Wear closed-toe shoes and bring plenty of water. Restrooms and water are available at the Nature Center. MEETING LOCATION: Black Rock Loop Trailhead Area 4 Parking lot Map of Meeting Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/G58x9LGq1ibebiX89 Limit 20 participants. To register, please call the White Tank Nature Center at (602) 506-2930 ext. 5 with your name, phone number and number of people attending. If you find you cannot attend a program after you have registered, please call the Nature Center ASAP so we may contact those on the waiting list. Registration for this program will close on 6/11/25 Outdoor summer programs may be canceled on short notice due to severe weather, including extreme heat events. The Maricopa County Parks website (www.maricopa.gov/parks) is the most accurate resource for verifying the program’s current status. Please check the program listing online before coming to the park