The Natural Conservancy preserves the birds, buildings, trees and trails of this 380 acre canyon. It's impossible to image that this was used for mining after making the hike to the top. The ancient Sycamore trees are gigantic. Interpretive signage at key points along the trail. A year around stream provides the moisture to keep it all green. The trail... More

Beautiful area! Had lots of photo ops. Kids loved the crazy turkeys at the entrance. I liked how this was go at your own pace. With elderly parents along, it was difficult for them keep up with the rest of us. They do have plenty of sitting areas along the way. We had a lovely day for a stroll.

Loved all the birds, nice visitor area. Hummingbirds galore and lots and lots of other birds and wildlife. Loved this spot.

We arrived at Ramsey Canyon at 10 AM on Friday and there was plenty of parking to our pleasant surprise. The lady at the office gave us a map and a kids activity sheet and indicated the hike to the top was 1 mile. So off we went. No hummingbirds or butterflies at the feeders. My boys complained about the... More

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The Ramsey Canyon Preserve is owned and operated by The Nature Conservancy. The staff was very nice and hospitable. The trail was excellently maintained and peaceful. The overlook at the top is excellent. If desired, the trail connects to the trail system in the Huachuca Mountains. The only bad thing was the Preserve doesn't open until 8 am (I like... More

This experience did not disappoint in any way. The park staff were super friendly, very knowledgeable and eager to answer any questions. The season was not ideal for birding but we still saw some and we enjoyed the hike to the top, about one mile. There is some elevation gain but there are numerous benches to rest at. The first... More

The landscape is so different from its surroundings, cool and green and with deer grazing nearby. Tried the trek with an all-terrain stroller but eventually decided it would be a lot better to sit my baby in a carrier, as the terrain is decidedly rough and can be steep in places. Good fun, and the ticket is valid for a... More

We hiked about a mile in Ramsey Canyon. It was fairly easy to do and there were some nice relics of old buildings to look at. Since we went in the winter time, it wasn't as picturesque as i would be in the spring or fall. From what I understand, they have quite the assortment of hummingbirds, but we didn't... More