Tonto Natural Bridge Visitor Center - Pine, Arizona

Nydia C.

Amazing place to visit. The gift shop had a variety of items and snacks. We bought shirts, post cards, stickers, desert building blocks, magnet souvenir and more. They have great customer service. The gentleman there was very knowledgeable and gave us excellent information and a map to explore and hike. Can't wait to go back and explore some more. We were a group of 7 varying ages from 12 - 48 and everyone of us enjoyed our visit.

Carlos O.

This place is just amazing. We went after covid and we're not able to do the trails going under the bridge. We finally made it and it is magical what nature can create. Warning: the rocks even if they seem dry they are very slippery. Be careful if you plan on crossing from one end to the other end inside the bridge. The water is clear and blue but can not swim in it. No dogs allowed down the trails to the bridge only above. They have great picnic areas above and plenty of restrooms. The views around are just stunning.

Tani W.

We were greeted by a very kind and helpful ranger! We opted to pay inside and explore the gift shop. What a great experience to see all the souvenirs, educational items, and useful tools for outdoors adventure! The staff inside were just as nice and helpful!! We got a nice map of the park and they gave us advanced warning of some the trails being “difficult “ terrain or what to be aware of when exploring. The items were fairly priced and good quality. We bought a book and a related stuffed animal and they are both excellent quality. The story is educational and engaging.

Danny H.

What a beautiful place! It wasn't too bad of a hike but it's totally worth it at the bottom of the waterfall! It's soooo worth it! It's only $7 for admission Free admission for Veterans who live in AZ! Btw the pictures have no justice!!!

Maria E.

Beautiful and clean site. Waterfall was a sight to see!

Shania H.

Super beautiful! Short walk with lots of stairs. Too much water when we were there so we couldn’t walk underneath but it was still worth it.

Some bathrooms, lots of parking and tables for eating.

A W.

$7 per person over the age of 13 years.
Parking passes for other parks will unlikely be accepted. Cash only at gate, otherwise parking near gate and paying inside gift shop with card will be required.
As the park ranger will likely warn, the rocks are slippery near the cave. The trail to and from the cave is narrow and mostly rocky and has little shade.
Strongly recommend wearing appropriate shoes and clothing and having at least 32 ounces of water per person. Plan on at least an hour to hike to and from the cave (time will vary depending on how many people are there and if it has recently rained).
Note that there may be people that barge past you running on the trail and it is a very narrow trail.
Also, strongly recommend going when it is well under 100°F outside.

Joan P.

Love seeing the Tonto National Bridge.